Phrasal verb PUT

Every summer he worked hard to put... enough money to continue his education.

He likes to put his subordinates ...

Could you put me ... to extension 259 please.

I can't put ... with my neighbour's noise any longer. It's driving me mad.

He put ... his cigarette before entering the building.

He put ... an air of innocence , bur he didn't deceive us.

I try to put some money .... every month towards our summer holiday.

The concert's been put ... next month because the singer's got a throat infection.

He's put ... a lot of weight since he gave up smoking.

He put his plan ... so others could think about it.

When you finish the milk, please don't put the empty container ... in the fridge

He is not easy to live with - I think Jo puts... with a lot.

Indeed she put ... a smile of greeting, a disctinctly sarcastic smile.

She put ... the light in the louge before going upstairs to bed.

The band had to put the tour ...until May because the drummer broke his arm.