Put your phone aside

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Untaught88

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Hi,

Is "Put your phone aside and try to sleep" correct?
 
I would use "away" in that sentence.

Put away your phone, and try to (get some) sleep!
 
Why did you use a comma before "and"? Can you please explain it?
 
They're two independent imperative clauses.
 
I'd use "Put your phone away" (different word order from teechar) but that's just personal preference.
 
You could also tell the person to put their phone down.
 
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