give me to put vs give me put

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• Please give me something to put me out.
• Can you give me something to put on, please?
• Give me a second to put the music on.
• Give me a minute to put it all together.
• You can give me permission to put the boat in the water.
• There's no rule that gives me the right to put him through all of this.
• Please give me a chance to put my foot out of my mouth.
• Just give me an excuse to put you down right here and now.
• Give me a case to put my visage in.
• Give me one reason to put myself to an inconvenience on your account.
• Luckily, the auction house said they'd give me a week To put the money together.
• But the medicine you want to give me will put an end to that.
• Just give me a few hours to put it together.
• Just give me a few minutes to put on "Mr. Roboto," man.
• That's what gives me the strength to put up with this comedian.
• It's great pay and there's good benefits, And to be honest, It gives me a reason to put on pants in the morning.
• - You offered to cut Delaney a deal, strip him a rank and give him to me to put back in line.
• Give me a case to put my visage in; a visor for a visor.
• In this respect, Mr Kanbhai's report gives me the opportunity to put paid to a rumour which is all too often spread about and which I consider to be erroneous, namely that the European Union is closed to exports coming from the world's poorest countries.
• It'll give me time to make the groceries and give you time to put a shirt on.

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• But the medicine you want to give me will put an end to that.
• Please give me something to put me out.
• Give me someone who puts them together after the party -
• Can you give me something to put on, please?
• And how much you'll give me if I put all in my mouth?
• You can give me permission to put the boat in the water.
• Give me a second to put the music on.
• Give me the spell that puts Rebekah back.
• Give me a minute to put it all together.
• There's no rule that gives me the right to put him through all of this.
• Please give me a chance to put my foot out of my mouth.
• Just give me an excuse to put you down right here and now.
• You mean I closed If you give me way, all put lives in danger.
• Give me a case to put my visage in.
• Give me one reason to put myself to an inconvenience on your account.
• Luckily, the auction house said they'd give me a week To put the money together.
• Just dress me up, give me a cigar and put one in the back of my head.
• That's what gives me the strength to put up with this comedian.
• He won't give me his name or put out his cigar.
• It's great pay and there's good benefits, And to be honest, It gives me a reason to put on pants in the morning.