Yep, I think so.
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- 08-Dec-2007, 06:00 #1
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set aside/put aside/save some time for each other They were advised by a psychologist to set aside/put aside/save some time for each other every day.
Do all of the underlined parts fit in the above sample and mean about the same? Thanks.
- 08-Dec-2007, 16:12 #2
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- 09-Dec-2007, 10:25 #3
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Re: set aside/put aside/save some time for each other Thanks, Carl.
Got it.
- 09-Dec-2007, 13:07 #4
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Re: set aside/put aside/save some time for each other Does 'lay aside' seem all right too?
- 10-Dec-2007, 19:58 #5
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Re: set aside/put aside/save some time for each other Yes
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