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Lulla Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

Phrasal Verb - Put On

Put On

Definition: to place an item of clothing on your body and wear it.
(This verb has more than one meaning)

E.g. 1: Put on your dance shoes because we're doing to dance the night away.
E.g. 2: OMG!! We got caught, put your clothes on and pretend there's nothing going on. (It's a kind of sexual sentence. LOL).
  

Top answer

Hi, Are you asking us to correct what you wrote? It seems OK to me. 'Put on' also has other meanings not related to clothes.

— Clive

  • Hi, Are you asking us to correct what you wrote?
  • It seems OK to me.
  • 'Put on' also has other meanings not related to clothes.
  • Clive
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Hi,

Are you asking us to correct what you wrote? It seems OK to me.

'Put on' also has other meanings not related to clothes.

Clive
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Actually, Clive, it was supposed to be a kind of game, like, I gave two examples, then someone else gives some examples and new forms of using this verb.

Thanks.
Luis
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OK.

Put On

Definition: to stage a play, show or event.
E.g. Hey, I got a part in the play they are putting on next January!

Clive
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