This morning I got up early and started my day with breakfast. First I put on the kettle to make tea and wrap up something to eat. My house was completely messy and before leaving it I decided clean it up . I also needed to go to the grocery store to buy some food. The store was far from my house but I had went on foot to lose some weight because during the winter I put on a few kilograms. Before leaving the house I put my warm clothes on and also put my moisturizing cream on to keep my skin soft. In cold weather my skin get dry and itchy.I knew that it would be difficult for me to lose weight if I didn't put myself on a diet and actively move. While I walking on foot I put on my favorite english song and enjoyed listening to it by earphones. Later I was coming home when my dad called me and said that my mom was sick and she needed me. I actually believed him but after he put my mom on. She laughed and said that my dad was just putting me on. She was completely healthy. Sometimes my dad loves joking around. At the end of the day I got bored and called my friend to come over. As always he was put on a baby watching duty as his mom went shopping. After an hour my friend finally showed up. We talked much about the day and later watched a comedy where Jen was putting on a play in Toronto. My friend was totally into betting and he was thought that Jen would gain millions subscribers and he put 20$ on her. We had a fun and enjoyed a lot. It was too late and I was exhausted. Even if I was so sleepy I put on a smile for my friend so he wouldn't feel awkward. Later he felt that I wanted to rest he said good night and headed home. Before going to bed I watched news to see what's new. As always the government put tax on goods and services. After a while I suddenly drifted off on the couch without watching the news till the end. The end.
🤩 I love how you described your day in such details and used 'put on' in such a large variety of ways 👍. It seems you used it all 13 possible ways 🤗! I also like how many other phrasal verbs you included in your story as well 😀. Thank you for taking the time to watch this English lesson and then make so many thoughtful sentences with put on 😍.
Wow, thank you 😊 ! That's so kind of you to say ✨. I am really glad to hear you enjoyed this phrasal verb lesson and I wish you all the best with your English studies 🌸. 🇨🇦❤️ 🇹🇼.
Hi Jen, I made a story after watching this video. On a day in winter, having putting on a coat, I and my friends went out to watch horse racing. We decided to put $50 on a hourse there. I put on my favorite music and was listening while watching the race. But I felt sleepy because the air conditioners were put on and it's warm enough for me to fall asleep, in addition, i had taken a medicine for cold that day which my doctor put me on. However, my friends were beside me, so i tried putting on being awake but failed... when I woke up, my friends seriously told me that the hourse we bet lost the race. I was dissapointed to hear that. but then they started laughing. it turned out that they were just putting me on! After we got home, I put them on duty to massage my shoulders for having told a lie.
😃Thanks for watching this phrasal verb lesson and for creating such a great story using so many different meanings of put on 🤗. I really enjoyed reading your story 🐎 🎶 😴 💊 💰. All of your sentences were great, but unfortunately we can't say 'put on being awake'. It would be more natural to say something like, "I tried to stay awake and put on an energetic appearance, but I failed..." 😊. Now I'm going to try to find a way to get my husband on massage duty for me 😜.
Thanks for answering Question of the Day and noticing that I put on Doraemon earrings when filming this lesson😃. A few months ago I took a trip to Japan and visited the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum which renewed my interest in Doraemon😊. Since you seem like a Doraemon fan, I recommend putting the museum on your itinerary if you're ever in Kanagawa🤩.
Thanks teacher 😊😊😊😊 You are our best instructor. I'm putting on my funny mood while I'm in a wedding party 😂😂😂 I put on my funny mood last night in the family annual ceremony 😂🎉
😊 Thank you☺️! Your kind words have put a smile on my face 😃. I am happy you enjoyed this phrasal verb lesson. I think I may have explained one of the points incorrectly, sorry. It doesn't really make sense to say 'put on a funny mood'.Maybe you mean to say, I put on a funny face 🤪. In English if you say you are in a funny mood, it means that you feel strange or weird, maybe irritated or kind of down. 😅
Thanks for watching and sharing these good examples of using put on ☺️. I really like the second one 🪥 . For your first sentence, it would be better if you said, "Put your morning task on your phone." 📱
Thanks for sharing more sentences using 'put on' 😃. For the second sentence I think it would be most natural to say, "The doctor put you on antibiotics." 👩⚕️
In my opinion, both of these sound wrong. I would phrase them like this: 1A - "I'll put 30 dollars in your account." 1B - "I'll put 30 dollars into your account." Both of these are fine, but I prefer 1B here, since "into" emphasizes the movement/transfer of money better. However, if I was speaking in past tense, I would prefer to say "I put 30 dollars in your account." In past tense, I think "in" feels more natural because the movement/transfer of money has already ended. Keep in mind, this only applies to the verb "put". For example, "I transferred 30 dollars in your account" would be wrong, because the verb "transfer" implies movement from one place to another. Therefore, for past tense, you can say either of these: "I put 30 dollars in your account." "I transferred 30 dollars into your account." -------------------------------- 2A - "The doctor put antibiotics on your prescription." 2B - "The doctor added antibiotics to your prescription." I believe 2A is the correct way of phrasing what you were trying to say, but it doesn't sound as natural as 2B. Therefore, I prefer 2B. Also, in the US, prescriptions are usually handled individually, not as a list. So I would actually prefer to say: "The doctor gave you a prescription for antibiotics." -------------------------------- Sorry if I made things way too complicated. I just wanted to give as much context/nuance as possible.
Question of the Day: Put on your thinking caps and please write two sentences using ‘put on’ in two different ways 😃.
I've to put on my winter coat before going outside cause it's really cold.
That's a good example of 'put on'. Stay warm 🥶!
This morning I got up early and started my day with breakfast. First I put on the kettle to make tea and wrap up something to eat. My house was completely messy and before leaving it I decided clean it up . I also needed to go to the grocery store to buy some food. The store was far from my house but I had went on foot to lose some weight because during the winter I put on a few kilograms. Before leaving the house I put my warm clothes on and also put my moisturizing cream on to keep my skin soft. In cold weather my skin get dry and itchy.I knew that it would be difficult for me to lose weight if I didn't put myself on a diet and actively move. While I walking on foot I put on my favorite english song and enjoyed listening to it by earphones. Later I was coming home when my dad called me and said that my mom was sick and she needed me. I actually believed him but after he put my mom on. She laughed and said that my dad was just putting me on. She was completely healthy. Sometimes my dad loves joking around. At the end of the day I got bored and called my friend to come over. As always he was put on a baby watching duty as his mom went shopping. After an hour my friend finally showed up. We talked much about the day and later watched a comedy where Jen was putting on a play in Toronto. My friend was totally into betting and he was thought that Jen would gain millions subscribers and he put 20$ on her. We had a fun and enjoyed a lot. It was too late and I was exhausted. Even if I was so sleepy I put on a smile for my friend so he wouldn't feel awkward. Later he felt that I wanted to rest he said good night and headed home. Before going to bed I watched news to see what's new. As always the government put tax on goods and services. After a while I suddenly drifted off on the couch without watching the news till the end. The end.
🤩 I love how you described your day in such details and used 'put on' in such a large variety of ways 👍. It seems you used it all 13 possible ways 🤗! I also like how many other phrasal verbs you included in your story as well 😀. Thank you for taking the time to watch this English lesson and then make so many thoughtful sentences with put on 😍.
Excellent Phrasal verb! it's lifesaver! If I forget any verb I can put on "put on" in my conversations everytime.
Thank you 🙏🏼
You’re welcome 😊.
You rock. Greetings from Argentina
Thanks for watching and for your kind words 😊.
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very happy to see you again.All the best👍
Thanks a lot😁. I am happy to read your comment and wish you all the best as well🤗.
HI JEN , Excellent Video as usual, God bless you
Thank you😊! You too⭐️!
Fabulous! You deserve more subscribers. Thumbs up from Taiwan.
Wow, thank you 😊 ! That's so kind of you to say ✨. I am really glad to hear you enjoyed this phrasal verb lesson and I wish you all the best with your English studies 🌸. 🇨🇦❤️ 🇹🇼.
thanks a lot really appreciate it:)
☺️ You're welcome! I'm happy you found this phrasal verb lesson helpful 🤗.
Hi Jen, I made a story after watching this video.
On a day in winter, having putting on a coat, I and my friends went out to watch horse racing. We decided to put $50 on a hourse there. I put on my favorite music and was listening while watching the race. But I felt sleepy because the air conditioners were put on and it's warm enough for me to fall asleep, in addition, i had taken a medicine for cold that day which my doctor put me on. However, my friends were beside me, so i tried putting on being awake but failed...
when I woke up, my friends seriously told me that the hourse we bet lost the race. I was dissapointed to hear that. but then they started laughing.
it turned out that they were just putting me on!
After we got home, I put them on duty to massage my shoulders for having told a lie.
😃Thanks for watching this phrasal verb lesson and for creating such a great story using so many different meanings of put on 🤗.
I really enjoyed reading your story 🐎 🎶 😴 💊 💰.
All of your sentences were great, but unfortunately we can't say 'put on being awake'. It would be more natural to say something like, "I tried to stay awake and put on an energetic appearance, but I failed..." 😊. Now I'm going to try to find a way to get my husband on massage duty for me 😜.
Hi ma’am how are you I like you’re video before watching ❤❤❤❤❤
Hello 😊. Thanks so much🤗. I hope you actually enjoyed the English lesson after watching it, too 😉.
You were putting on Doraemon earrings 😆✨ Kawaii.
I will put on Doraemon songs after work.
Thanks for answering Question of the Day and noticing that I put on Doraemon earrings when filming this lesson😃. A few months ago I took a trip to Japan and visited the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum which renewed my interest in Doraemon😊. Since you seem like a Doraemon fan, I recommend putting the museum on your itinerary if you're ever in Kanagawa🤩.
Thanks teacher 😊😊😊😊
You are our best instructor.
I'm putting on my funny mood while I'm in a wedding party 😂😂😂
I put on my funny mood last night in the family annual ceremony 😂🎉
😊 Thank you☺️! Your kind words have put a smile on my face 😃.
I am happy you enjoyed this phrasal verb lesson. I think I may have explained one of the points incorrectly, sorry. It doesn't really make sense to say 'put on a funny mood'.Maybe you mean to say, I put on a funny face 🤪.
In English if you say you are in a funny mood, it means that you feel strange or weird, maybe irritated or kind of down. 😅
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Thanks teacher for corrections
What took you so long? With the help of your videos, now I'm studying English Language Teaching.
That's awesome 🤩. I hope you are enjoying your studies and will become an even greater English teacher 😊.
You’re putting me on.
I put on a coat and shoes to go outside.
Thanks for watching and sharing two good examples of how to use 'put on' in two different ways 😊.
1 .-put on your morning task at your phone . 2.- he put on a smile at the dentist 🦷.
Thanks for watching and sharing these good examples of using put on ☺️. I really like the second one 🪥 . For your first sentence, it would be better if you said, "Put your morning task on your phone." 📱
Thank you 🙏🏼
hello jens ım from turkey
I put $10 on the guy yesterday
My doctor told me to put medication
1 - I'll put on 30 dollars on your account.
2 - The Doctor put on antibiotics to your prescription.
Thanks for sharing more sentences using 'put on' 😃.
For the second sentence I think it would be most natural to say, "The doctor put you on antibiotics." 👩⚕️
In my opinion, both of these sound wrong.
I would phrase them like this:
1A - "I'll put 30 dollars in your account."
1B - "I'll put 30 dollars into your account."
Both of these are fine, but I prefer 1B here, since "into" emphasizes the movement/transfer of money better.
However, if I was speaking in past tense, I would prefer to say "I put 30 dollars in your account." In past tense, I think "in" feels more natural because the movement/transfer of money has already ended. Keep in mind, this only applies to the verb "put". For example, "I transferred 30 dollars in your account" would be wrong, because the verb "transfer" implies movement from one place to another.
Therefore, for past tense, you can say either of these:
"I put 30 dollars in your account."
"I transferred 30 dollars into your account."
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2A - "The doctor put antibiotics on your prescription."
2B - "The doctor added antibiotics to your prescription."
I believe 2A is the correct way of phrasing what you were trying to say, but it doesn't sound as natural as 2B. Therefore, I prefer 2B.
Also, in the US, prescriptions are usually handled individually, not as a list. So I would actually prefer to say:
"The doctor gave you a prescription for antibiotics."
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Sorry if I made things way too complicated. I just wanted to give as much context/nuance as possible.