Question

1856 1 I stayed in and watched a film named 'The Clockwork Orange'. I stayed in and watched a film [[named]] 'The Clockwork Orange'. called When you mention the name by which someone or something is known, use call/be called (NOT name/be named ): 'Most people call him Bob but he prefers to be called Robert.'Compare: 'They've named/called the baby Louise.' (= the name they have chosen for the baby is Louise)

Accepted Answer

name ✗ I stayed in and watched a film called 'The Clockwork Orange'. I stayed in and watched a film [[called]] 'The Clockwork Orange'. named | called

Idx	1856
Keyword	name
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	I stayed in and watched a film named 'The Clockwork Orange'.
Correct Sentence	I stayed in and watched a film called 'The Clockwork Orange'.
Cloze Error Sentence	I stayed in and watched a film [[named]] 'The Clockwork Orange'.
Cloze Sentence	I stayed in and watched a film [[called]] 'The Clockwork Orange'.
Cloze Answer	called
Choices	named \| called
Explanation	When you mention the name by which someone or something is known, use call/be called (NOT name/be named ): 'Most people call him Bob but he prefers to be called Robert.' Compare: 'They've named/called the baby Louise.' (= the name they have chosen for the baby is Louise)

Called I Stayed Watched Film Clockwork Orange Named