IMPORTANT PHRASAL VERBS: PUT IN VS. PUT UP/EXAMPLES OF PUT IN AND PUT UP/AMERICAN PRONUNCIATION

• WATER / A WATER / WATE...
amzn.to/2W0E4f1
If you want to practice listening and reading more, click the link above to purchase a great book that we use in our classes to improve our students' vocabulary and comprehension. The book is full of fun and interesting stories, and it comes with free audio. Check it out!

[@franciscodirzo2719]

Simply THE BEST TEACHERS GOD bless you

[@faridafaskhutdinova7312]

Hello Kevin. Thanks a lot for your helpful and excellent class👍 I love all of your videos 🥰

[@joelmasamba6762]

Oh my gosh!!! Thanks a lot about your great lesson my amazing teacher keep up the good work!!!!

[@galloitaliano27VEVO]

I’m guilty of avoiding phrasal verbs due to pronunciation difficulties but not anymore, baby! Now I can say puttING IT UP, puttING IN, I’m joyful!!!!!! If I could I would give you the ultimate hug EVER!

[@k.m7809]

Nobody on the earth has ever pointed out the use of these phrasal verbs to me and this fact really disappoints me that I'm way behind. 😥 Thanks a million.

[@joelmasamba6762]

Oh my gosh!!!! May God bless you my amazing teacher keep up the good work!!!

[@lameeszienab7954]

Absolutely beneficial as always , thanks 😊

[@vidafarjad3709]

you are a really excellent teacher.💫💫💫💫💫❤🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@rajaalamgir9358]

Real life Æ, learned a lot from this channel. Thanks. ❤

[@joelmasamba6762]

Oh my gosh!!! I've understood more about these verbs

[@medardomartinez8533]

Hi Kevin, I appreciate your lessons.

[@YevhenKorotysh]

Rewatching it! Very helpful, thank you!😊

[@ninadelorme]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ A brilliant lesson!

[@agneskonradt1464]

Thank you these interesting lesson dear teacher great job 😊

[@johnferreira4610]

Thank you ! I learned a lot !

[@PoriR]

Amazing explanation as always. Thanks a bunch 💌 🌹 💕🙏 👏🤗

[@fevenfisseha2971]

🙏thank you so much, it’s very helpful.

[@roger26714]

Hi Kevin. I didn't know that to put in could be used that way. I only knew it when one is putting something " inside " something. Also, I' d like to ask uou if both "to set up "and " to build up " have the same sense of " to put up" and can be used the same way. Thank you.

[@Hadorn_in_London]

So useful, thank you, Kevin!

[@kenelhyppolite6646]

Great lesson as always thank you for sharing.

[@keepingitwild5994]

Crystal clear for a very tricky lesson for most students. Thanks Kevin

[@rybula5]

Your lessons are really well done. Thank you👌

[@himila]

Extremely useful stuff. Thanks!

[@mani5788]

Very helpful as always!👍

[@socalvibe4500]

super useful thanks a lot:)

[@r.k.6865]

Thank you very much 👍🏻👏🏻

[@hamnashahid5572]

GREAT 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Nataliyamusic]

Hi Kevin! Could you please elaborate more on putting up the Christmas tree. If there's just a Christmas tree that you trying to install in the room (= you making the tree standing and not falling), is it still "putting up"? Or there's some other phrase? Asking because the couple on the picture holding ornaments in their hands :)

[@atillapoyraz2066]

I'm grateful,for so videos.

[@spiralni]

Thank you!!

[@romabryzgalov1937]

Thanks and Happy New year

[@monikatoruu175]

I always watch ur channel. Ur channel is a top notch. I was wondering if u cud make videos like a situation that u need to go to the doc, shopping etc. , coz sometimes we need to use the right phrase & its not easy for us, as a non native speakers to find the common phrases that native English speakers use. Tnx

[@xf4628]

Thanks for teaching. English is really hard to learn. your teaching is very helpful.

[@vyjayanyhi]

Excellent 🙏

[@verygood5377]

6:50 Put up - Put in their place. Thanks

[@woxinghailong]

It's very useful

[@alionasmith6001]

Really useful phrasal verbss

[@cristhyancalderonarias1833]

Thanks 🙏🙏

[@secil1011]

Thank you!

[@hwabeechng6364]

Love this video

[@ysbh228]

Thank you.

[@user-kr1rp7uz7n]

Thank you 😊

[@bobosofyan5801]

Thanks for video

[@juancampoy4040]

Great as a rule!!!!!

[@Jai_maabaglamukhi]

Thank you teacher

[@davidrock65]

It’s very useful

[@syednadal9142]

Thanks boss

[@syednadal9142]

Being human ... update everyday new post ... your vedio are useful for us

Hi Kevin, I've heard people using put away rather than put up when they want to keep things in a specific place. For example: Please, Put your phone away. I'm going to put my clothes away. Is it right if I use put away in this way to express that? By the way I'll start using "put up" too. Thanks for the great lessons.

[@mrmememe777]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2KxopaOltl1rZY

[@rezuwanullahrafi2747]

Awesome

[@kovalskine1740]

❤❤❤❤

[@nasiruddin-xx2ul]

very essential.

[@faizaqanbar6954]

Thanks alot

[@victorkalmov7291]

Hi, the oven in the examples also stood up on the floor, so in this sense we should use put up, right?

[@veenanarwani761]

🙏🏼

[@Tony32]

Great video! Put up as in put things in their place is new to me. I would like to know why native speakers say "show me it" or "I'll show you it" Text books say: Show it to me, I'll show it to you.

[@laylat4780]

As far as I know both forms are correct. It depends on where you put personal object pronouns. If you place them after verb you don't need preposition. Show me it vs show it to me, explain them vs explain it to them, give me vs give it to me etc.

[@Tony32]

@@fredylopez2477 But they do, here's an older gentleman saying it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3mzYXqOpLZlrs0

[@Tony32]

@@laylat4780 "Show me it" feels wrong to me, like pidgin English or something.

[@laylat4780]

@@Tony32 to me either. I prefer to say show it to me

[@Tony32]

@@fredylopez2477 I guess native speaker didn't get the meno 😜 Type this string on youglish: "show me it" and you'll see it.

[@DesertDiaries7]

Pls make a video about "put on" 🙏🙏🙏

[@mrmememe777]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZvPn4Jnltlmo80

[@eddd.9885]

Of course, I like it. So, 👍

[@mrbridgesidiomasemusicas]

👍kevin

[@Josuedosawe]

Hello Kevin !

[@imunstoppable2394]

Put in stop war!

[@joelmasamba6762]

I've been Putting in my disambled machine

[@milkycat6234]

Thank you for your grea lessons every day! Today, I have a question. What's the difference between "put up" and "put away" then? "The boy needs to put up his phone." "The boy needs to put away his phone."

[@mrmememe777]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2KxopaOltl1rZY

[@milkycat6234]

@@mrmememe777 Thank you! I missed this video!

[@joelmasamba6762]

When i was in the USA camp i was called to put up the 🎪🎪 i turned down 😅

[@sgdusdm8225]

Can I use "put in" instead of "put up" fence?

[@renetellez7924]

I'm not sure but can I say I'm putting in a new operating system? that's something really confusing, or we have to use 'put in/up' just for physical objects?

[@alexK-gp6yq]

Whatr is the difference between put up new floor and put up new flooring

[@abberodriguez6989]

Hi! Can "put away" be used instead of "put up"?

[@nouran_light]

I think put away is when you put things back in their places: putting away dishes and cutlrey after they're washed in the dish washer

[@abberodriguez6989]

@@nouran_light Thanks! You're right 👍

[@angel58812]

Happy New Year!🙂

[@sergeibrin]

I’m surprised they didn’t mention the phrasal verb “ to put up with someone”.

[@matahary7265]

Что не так с устанавливаемым вертикально окном,оно должно быть put up,исходя из логики🤔

[@brunafernandes219]

Can I replace put up by put away when I mean put something in their place? i.e She is putting the toys away. Thanks!

[@mrmememe777]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2KxopaOltl1rZY

[@martin-cb8lm]

PUT IN is out :-)

[@ericcartier2233]

can you please explain me the meaning put up for put away...I am confused. put your phone away ! and not put up...

[@ericcartier2233]

@@fredylopez2477 ???????

[@monikatoruu175]

I guess you’re thinking of keeping, put up & put away are the same thing in this situation, “to keep” Like I’ll put up my groceries or I’ll put away my groceries, however, like what Fredy Lopez said there are lots of usage for these 2 phrasal verbs, put up & put away. I hope my explanation helps. Tnx

[@68narma]

Awesome!!!

[@rosemary2949]

Putting up new shelves. can we say, putting up a new shelves. if not kindly explain why

[@rosemary2949]

@@fredylopez2477 Thank you for responding and explaining

[@sivasenglishgrammar]

Sir,the word important was spelt wrong.It is for your information only.

[@sundayyua4203]

Putin is the one in Russia that don't want to the war with ukrine . hahah

[@olegmakarov7877]

WTH Putin is putting in Ukraine ?

[@GroundedGame]

Putin?

[@ericcartier2233]

I just unsuscribed because it's not fair to mix put up and put away..... he's putting his toys away is correct , not putting up his toys.... very disappointed

[@monikatoruu175]

When it comes to the word “keep” u can also use “put up” like put away. Example. I’ll put up my groceries & I’ll put away my groceries in this situation the meaning is the same. There are lots of usage for these phrasal verbs. U can’t just use it in one situation. It’s a bit confusing but if u keep practicing. You will totally understand them. They are great teachers. The way how they teach us is just a piece of cake. In other words it’s easy to understand & absorb. Tnx

[@ericcartier2233]

@@monikatoruu175 u missed the meaning of my question.

[@monikatoruu175]

Which one are u talking abt? Tnx. Phrasal verbs are a bit confusing coz u can use them a lot in different situations. I’ve been studying phrasal verbs for a long time but im still learning those usage that teacher Kevin just thought us. I watch phrasal verbs on KZbin as well as reading my own books but I guess im still behind in some areas coz they do have lots of meanings. One phrasal verb has lots of meaning that’s why I see your point, u are a bit disappointed. Tnx DEFINITIONS of “put up” - I guess there might be more -build a wall etc. -fix something to a wall/post -give money -let someone stay in your house -raise something -suggest someone for a position -increase the value of something -suggest something/someone -try to achieve/prevent something