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Simple Phrasal Verbs with 'Put'

intermediate

Simple Phrasal Verbs with 'Put'

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4. Intermediate

Max dives into phrasal verbs that use the verb 'put'.

put

put off put on put down put up with put across

put off

To put something off.

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What does 'to put something off' mean?

"I'd do my homework now if I were you! Don't put it off until later!"

put on

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What does 'to put on' mean?

"It was a super fancy place, only extremely wealthy people there. He didn't really fit in, but he was able to put it on and get away with it.

put down

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What does 'to put up with something' mean?

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What does to 'put someone down' mean?

"She always felt put down by her older brother. Especially whenever something good happened to her!"

put up with

To put up with something.

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What does 'to put up with something' mean?

"I've put up with your messiness for far to long now. You better start doing the dishes, or I'm moving out!"

put across

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What does "put (something) across" mean?

"It was a very difficult debate, but he put his point across well, and won the argument in my opinion."

put off put on put down put up with put across

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What is Max doing right now... he is putting ___ an accent!

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Don't put it ___ any longer. The deadline is tomorrow!

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I'm so sick of your bad behaviour and I'm not going to put ___ with it any longer!

put off put on put down put up with put across

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put

put off put on put down put up with put across

put off

"I'd do my homework now if I were you! Don't put it off until later!"

put on

"It was a super fancy place, only extremely wealthy people there. He didn't really fit in, but he was able to put it on and get away with it.

put down

"She always felt put down by her older brother. Especially whenever something good happened to her!"

put up with

"I've put up with your messiness for far to long now. You better start doing the dishes, or I'm moving out!"

put across

"It was a very difficult debate, but he put his point across well, and won the argument in my opinion."

put off put on put down put up with put across

put off put on put down put up with put across

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