[ Phrasal Verb ]
I should . . . . . . some money each month so that I have savings or money for travelling once in a while.
A. put aside
B. put beside
C. put sides
D. put besides
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Grammar › ViewMy brother has seen “The West Wing” on TV every week. Which is the prepositional phrase?
A. every week
B. has seen
C. The West Wing
D. on TV
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Stewart said he ……………………. any dessert as he was full.
A. didn’t want
B. don’t want
C. doesn’t want
D. hasn’t wanted
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A. Do
B. Does
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Which sentence demonstrates correct usage of the comparative form for the adjective ‘smart’?
A. He is smarter than John.
B. He is smartest than John.
C. He is more smart than John.
D. He is smart than John.