call off

Example Use of Phrasal Verb “call off”:

Philip: “Did they call off the meeting?”
Lydia: “Yes, due to the weather.”

Phrasal Verb: Call Off

“Call off” means to cancel or abandon something.

Example: “They had to call off the event due to bad weather.”

Example Sentences for Present Simple for CALL OFF

Sometimes, the weather calls off outdoor events.
He calls off meetings at the last minute.
The manager calls off the training when there’s an emergency.
We call off the picnic if it rains.
You call off the search when all hope is lost.
They call off the deal if the terms are not met.

Example Sentences for Past Simple for CALLED OFF

I called off the party due to illness.
You called off the trip because of the storm.
She called off the wedding.
We called off the search when it got too dangerous.
You called off the deal at the last moment.
They called off the strike after negotiations.

Example Sentences for Future Simple for WILL CALL OFF

I will call off the meeting if no one shows up.
You will call off the project if it’s too expensive.
He will call off the game if the field is flooded.
We will call off the event if the weather is bad.
You will call off the dogs if they get too aggressive.
They will call off the strike if their demands are met.

Example Sentences for Present Continuous for CALLING OFF

I am calling off the event due to unforeseen circumstances.
You are calling off the search prematurely.
He is calling off the press conference.
We are calling off the project for now.
You are calling off the operation.
They are calling off the protest.

Example Sentences for Past Continuous for CALLING OFF

I was calling off the rehearsal when the director arrived.
You were calling off the expedition due to the storm.
He was calling off the game when the rain stopped.
We were calling off the search when they found the missing person.
You were calling off the dogs when the intruder left.
They were calling off the meeting.

Example Sentences for Future Continuous for CALLING OFF

I will be calling off the event if the weather doesn’t improve.
You will be calling off the search if no new leads appear.
He will be calling off the presentation.
We will be calling off the project if funding doesn’t come through.
You will be calling off the trip if the airline cancels the flight.
They will be calling off the protest if their demands are met.

Example Sentences for Present Perfect for CALLED OFF

I have called off the meeting because of the emergency.
You have called off the trip at the last minute.
She has called off her appointment.
We have called off the search due to lack of resources.
You have called off the dogs.
They have called off the deal.

Example Sentences for Past Perfect for HAD CALLED OFF

I had called off the party before anyone arrived.
You had called off the trip because of the hurricane.
He had called off the game before the rain started.
We had called off the search before they found the missing child.
You had called off the dogs before they attacked.
They had called off the strike.

Example Sentences for Future Perfect for WILL HAVE CALLED OFF

I will have called off the event if the weather is still bad by tomorrow.
You will have called off the search if no new clues are found.
He will have called off the presentation if he is sick.
We will have called off the project if the funding falls through.
You will have called off the dogs by the time I get there.
They will have called off the strike if their demands are not met.