[ 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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a. some
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The terrorist group is known _____ an extensive supply of weapons.
A. to have
B. having
C. having had
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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.