0“10 Must-Know Phrasal Verbs with ‘Put’ for Everyday English”
Phrasal Verbs with ‘Put’
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Put off – Postpone / delay
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“We had to put off the meeting until next week.”
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Put on – Wear / organize / gain weight
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“She put on a beautiful dress for the party.”
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“He put on 5 kilos over the holidays.”
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Put out – Extinguish / inconvenience / publish
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“Firefighters put out the fire quickly.”
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“I hope I’m not putting you out by asking for help.”
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Put up with – Tolerate / endure
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“I can’t put up with the noise anymore.”
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Put across – Communicate / explain effectively
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“He put across his ideas clearly in the meeting.”
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Put down – Criticize / write down / suppress
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“She put me down in front of everyone.”
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“Please put your name down on the list.”
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Put aside – Save / ignore temporarily
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“I put aside some money for my vacation.”
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“Let’s put our differences aside and work together.”
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Put together – Assemble / organize
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“He put together a team for the new project.”
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“Can you put this furniture together?”
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Put through – Connect by phone / make someone experience
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“I’ll put you through to the manager.”
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“She was put through a tough training program.”
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Put in – Contribute / install / spend (time/effort)
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“He put in a lot of effort to finish the project.”
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“They put in a new air conditioner.”
Spoken English Tip:
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Phrasal verbs with “put” are widely used in daily conversations.
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Practice using them in short sentences to sound fluent and natural.
