PHRASAL VERBS in English | Examples with put

In this lesson, I give you an explanation of phrasal verbs in English and how they are often used in conversation.
The class starts with a definition of what a phrasal verb is followed by the 2 possible forms (separable and inseparable)
The presentation then continues with a list of the most common phrasal verbs with "put". For each one, I explain the meaning and give several examples in the form of a dialogue with pictures.
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Andrew,
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Photo credits by FreeDigitalPhotos.net:
“Smiling Young Business Executive” by stockimages
“Hand Turning On To Switch” by bplanet
“Dressing Sock” by marin
“Woman Applying Lipstick” by stockimages
“Television” by graur razvan ionut
“Overweight man” by Pitiya
“Sick Woman Covered With Blanket At Home” by marin
“Casual Women Enjoying Coffee” by stockimages
“Man head in hands” by stockimages
“Girl Pointing At Her Friend” by imagerymajestic
“Headphone” by mrsiraphol

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

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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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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.?

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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.
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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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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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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?

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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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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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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?

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

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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?

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

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

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