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Thread: to put or to set
- 12-Oct-2011, 13:39 #1
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to put or to set Is there any difference between "to put something aside" and "to set something aside"?
Ex. I think you should put/set your emotions aside.
Ex. Why don't you set/put your money aside?
- 12-Oct-2011, 13:48 #2
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