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Phrasal Verb - Setting aside or saving for later

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Raymundo CH

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Definition​

Put aside is a phrasal verb that means to save or set something aside for future use or consideration. It can also mean to postpone or delay an action or decision. This phrasal verb can be used with both objects and infinitives.

Examples​

No.Example
1I put aside $100 every month for my savings.
2Let's put aside our differences and focus on the project.
3We need to put aside our ego and work as a team.
4Can we put aside this discussion until tomorrow?
5I put aside my fears and took the job offer.
6They put aside their studies to help their parents.
7Let's put aside our plans for now and see how things develop.
8The company put aside funds for research and development.
9I put aside my doubts and trusted his judgment.
10We need to put aside our prejudices and look at the facts.

Phrasal Verb - keeping for

· 2 min read
Raymundo CH

Image illustrating the verb keeping for

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Definition​

The phrasal verb 'keep for' means to save or set aside something for a specific purpose or person in the future. It implies an intention to use or give the item to someone at a later time.

Examples​

No.Example
1I'll keep this coat for you when it gets colder.
2She kept the letter for a long time before deciding to read it.
3The chef kept the wine for aging in oak barrels for several years.
4He kept the money for a rainy day.
5I'll keep this seat for you at the concert.
6She kept the receipt for the refund.
7We kept the tickets for the game as souvenirs.
8He kept the promise for her and sent her the gift.
9She kept the dress for her sister's wedding.
10They kept the land for farming purposes.