The 8 most used PHRASAL VERBS with PUT
In this video I will show you the most commonly used phrasal verbs with the verb PUT. Some phrasal verbs are very commonly used in English and are worth memorizing. Many phrasal verbs in English follow a logic, but others have very different meanings from the words that make them up. You don't need to know hundreds of phrasal verbs, but knowing the most common ones will make your English much more efficient. It is also worth mentioning that the same phrasal verb can have more than one meaning, some have several.
In this video I explain the meanings of PUT ON, PUT OFF, PUT UP WITH, PUT OUT, PUT AWAY, PUT TOGETHER and PUT ASIDE.
She put on her new red dress.
Put on your coat, it's cold outside.
I put on 5 kilos on vacation.
I've put a bit on since I quit the gym.
Put on some weight.
Put on 5 kilos.
Put on 10 pounds.
Hotdogs are really tasty if you put some mustard on.
My girlfriend always puts makeup on before we go out.
Put on some lotion.
Put on a shirt.
The manager decided to put the meeting off until tomorrow.
She keeps putting off talking to him because she doesn't know what to say.
The decision was put off until December.
We can’t put up with his behavior.
I put up with you because I love you.
How long are you going to put up with this?
Put out that fire before you set everything on fire.
Please put out your cigarette sir.
This is a non-smoking area.
Put out the lights.
Now boys, you have to put your toys away.
I have a bunch of things to put away.
It took three days to put the puzzle pieces together.
The cabinets were easy to put together.
My son has taken the computer apart and now I don’t know how to put it back together!
I always put aside my best suit for special occasions.
You really should put some money aside for your retirement!
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