Replace the phrasal verb with another verb or phrase of the same meaning. 15. They put me down as a fool. It is incredible, isn't it?,16. He likes putting forward new theories.,17. As we were speaking, he put in and said: "And what about me?",18. She fell off the horse and put her shoulder out.,19. It is easier to take a machine apart than to put it together again.,20. They put up the flag as the anthem was played.,21. Mrs. Harrison wants to have her old cat put down .,22. If you want to buy that TV set, you'll have to put some money aside.,23. While he's dictating, I put down all that he says.,24. The party's going to put forward a new candidate.,25. Many theories about the defeat are being put about.

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Replace the phrasal verb with another verb or phrase of the same  meaning. 15. They put me down as a fool. It is incredible, isn&#x27;t it?,16. He likes putting forward new theories.,17. As we were speaking, he put in and said: &quot;And what about me?&quot;,18. She fell off the horse and put her shoulder out.,19. It is easier to take a machine apart than to put it together again.,20. They put up the flag as the anthem was played.,21. Mrs. Harrison wants to have her old cat put down .,22. If you want to buy that TV set, you&#x27;ll have to put some money aside.,23. While he&#x27;s dictating, I put down all that he says.,24. The party&#x27;s going to put forward a new candidate.,25. Many theories about the defeat are being put about.

Ninh Hoàng · Accepted Answer

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14/ put down = drop off

15/ put me down as = describe me as

16/ putting forward = proposing

17/ put in = interrupted

18/ put out = dislocated

19/ put together = reassemble

20/ put up = raise

21/ put down = euthanize

22/ put aside = save

23/ put down = write

24/ put forward = nominate

25/ put about = circulated.

Timi · Answer

Here are the answers to the given exercise:

15. They dismissed me as a fool. 
16. He likes proposing new theories.
17. As we were speaking, he interrupted and said: "And what about me?"
18. She fell off the horse and injured her shoulder.
19. It is easier to disassemble a machine than to reassemble it.
20. They raised the flag as the anthem was played.
21. Mrs. Harrison wants to have her old cat euthanized.
22. If you want to buy that TV set, you&#x27;ll have to set aside some money.
23. While he&#x27;s dictating, I record all that he says.
24. The party&#x27;s going to nominate a new candidate.
25. Many theories about the defeat are being circulated.

Let me know if you&#x27;d like me to explain any of these.