PHRASAL VERBS in English | Examples with put

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Why we have not the phasal verb "put in" on the list?

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[@librovk1251]

Certainly! Let's revisit the phrasal verbs we discussed and provide context for each to aid memorization: * Put on clothes: This refers to dressing yourself. (e.g., "I'm putting on my raincoat as it's about to rain.") * Turn on devices: This means activating a light, appliance, or electronic device. (e.g., "Can you put on the light? It's getting dark in here.") * Gaining weight: This means becoming heavier. (e.g., "I need to exercise more; I've put on weight since the holidays.") * Putting something on: This can also mean "applying" something, but not necessarily to yourself. (e.g., "Tina is putting on lipstick before her night out.") * Putting on an event: This means organizing a performance or gathering. (e.g., "The school is putting on a play to raise funds for charity.") * Putting something off: This means postponing or delaying something. (e.g., "We had to put off the meeting due to a scheduling conflict.") * Putting something out: This can mean extinguishing a fire or publishing information. (e.g., "The firefighters put out the fire quickly." or "The company is putting out a press release about the new product.") * Putting someone up: This means providing someone with a place to stay. (e.g., "My cousin is visiting from out of town, so I'm putting her up for a few nights.") * Putting up with something: This means tolerating or enduring something unpleasant. (e.g., "She puts up with a long commute because she loves her job.")

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What about turning off the electronic appliances, is there any phrasal verb with put for it?

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[@muhamadhider8410]

Is the put on the same as turn on , off ? Example turn the light on or put the light on .

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Muhamad Hider yea , it’s the same meaning

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[@adiosmansare6418]

If we want to stop the TV, can we say i put off or i put out the tv? Or what's the best way?

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

We would usually say "turn off the TV" or "switch off the TV". Personally, I prefer "turn off the TV". Andrew

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[@rosacasiero4250]

Thanks for this lesson, could you please tell the difference between these two sentences; i put up with Sara and i can't stand Sara. Many thanks sir! 😊

[@PhrasalVerbFriends]

If you say "I put up with Sara" it means you tolerate her behaviour. If you say you "can't stand Sara" it means you do not like Sara. Now I feel bad for Sara and I don't even now her ;)

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[@غريبالدار-ز7د]

Thank you iam understand

[@ultrarapida78]

I m used to say "switch on/off the light"and turn on/off Tv. Is this phrasal verb "put on" more formal or what?

[@m.w.31]

Pedja Bojic you can use both... switch or put

[@ultrarapida78]

Yeah,It's obvious that u can use both of them but which one is commonly used in spoken lang.?I've rarely heard put on/off the light,for example.So,why would I use it?

[@PhrasalVerbFriends]

Using 'put on' for the light is not more formal, it's less common--just another way of saying it...

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OK Sir.

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HELOW TEACHER! I HAVE A QUESTION FOR YOU? WHY WE SAY . HE PUT ON THE TELEVISON . BUT DO NOT SAY .HE PUTS ON THE TELEVISON.?

[@hamadaabbas6555]

Ok ..it's past tense

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[@engin7787]

Mark hates his job ,he doesn't have the carriage or inclination to change it ,so he puts up with it, on the other hand; Jane is a bit more daring , since last two years she already has changed a few jobs. She says , "it is hard to settle down ,not knowing what your perspectives are .

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Sir , which is the sentence correct?-"Could you please put up my sister in your House for a month" OR "Could you please put my sister up in your House for a month"

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2 one bcauz its a personal pronoun.

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You did not put weight on as i thought

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I think that personal pronoum it´s human so maybe you review to erase the idea that any person be treated or see like a "object" thanks for you feeckback..

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