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Phrasal Verb - saving for

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

A phrasal verb meaning to put aside money or resources for future use, typically for a specific purpose.

Examples​

No.Example
1They've been saving for years to buy their dream house.
2My parents always tell me to save for retirement.
3I need to save for a rainy day.
4We're saving for a family vacation next summer.
5He's saving for his children's education.
6They're saving for a down payment on a car.
7She's saving for a wedding dress.
8We should all start saving for our old age.
9They're saving for their retirement in a beach house.
10He's saving for a big surprise for his girlfriend.

Phrasal Verb - saving out

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

Saving out is a phrasal verb that means to put money aside for future use, especially by regularly setting aside a portion of income or earnings. It can also refer to preserving or conserving something, such as energy or resources.

Examples​

No.Example
1I've been saving out for a down payment on a house for years.
2To save out on electricity bills, try using energy-efficient appliances.
3You can save out on your grocery budget by planning your meals for the week.
4To save out on airfare, book your flights several months in advance.
5My grandparents used to save out every penny they earned during the Depression.
6If you want to save out for a rainy day, consider opening a high-yield savings account.
7To save out on water usage, fix any leaks in your home.
8By saving out on small expenses, you can afford bigger purchases.
9Saving out on gasoline can add up to significant savings over the course of a year.
10To save out on paper, switch to digital documents and notes

Phrasal Verb - Saving Up

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

Saving up is the action of setting aside money little by little over a period of time, in order to have enough for a particular expense or goal. It involves creating a budget, making regular deposits into a savings account, and avoiding unnecessary expenses.

Examples​

No.Example
1I need to save up for a down payment on a house.
2My parents always told me to save up for rainy days.
3We should start saving up for Christmas presents now.
4Many people save up for years to buy a car.
5Saving up for retirement is an important financial goal.
6I save up my loose change in a jar to donate to charity.
7Saving up for a vacation can be an exciting experience.
8It's a good idea to save up for emergencies.
9Saving up for college can be a significant financial challenge.
10We save up for special occasions like weddings and anniversaries.

Phrasal Verb - Set Apart

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To reserve or allocate for a particular purpose.
  2. To make someone or something different or noticeable from others.
  3. To officially recognize or honor.

Examples​

No.Example
1The company set apart a budget for research and development.
2The church set apart a day for prayer and reflection.
3The teacher set apart the best students for a special project.
4The president set apart a national park to protect the wildlife.
5The team set apart their star player for crucial matches.
6The mayor set apart a day for the celebration of local culture.
7The elders set apart the new leader in a traditional ceremony.
8The curator set apart valuable artifacts for display in the museum.
9The family set apart a special room for their ancestral memorabilia.
10The committee set apart funds for charity work.

Phrasal Verb - setting aside

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

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Definition​

  1. To put something, such as money or time, aside for a particular purpose.
  2. To postpone or delay a decision or action.
  3. To officially recognize or acknowledge something, such as a fund or a holiday.

Examples​

No.Example
1I'll set aside $1,000 every month for my retirement fund.
2Let's set aside our differences and work together.
3The company set aside a day for employees to volunteer in the community.
4The jury set aside their personal opinions and reached a unanimous decision.
5The mayor set aside a portion of the budget for road repairs.
6We need to set aside time for a family reunion this summer.
7The board of directors set aside funds for research and development.
8The judge set aside the case for further review and consideration.
9The team set aside their egos and worked collaboratively.
10The city council set aside a portion of the park for a dog park