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Conjugation of put on

This verb can also mean the following: affect, warm, initiate cooking, assume, initiate, on, deceive, kid, don, adopt, fool, play
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Present Simple
put on
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Future Simple
will put on
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Past Simple
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Conditional Simple
would put on
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Present Progressive
am putting on
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Future Progressive
will be putting on
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Past Progressive
was putting on
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Conditional Progressive
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Present Perfect
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Future Perfect
will have put on
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Past Perfect
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Conditional Perfect
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Future Perfect Progressive
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Past Perfect Progressive
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Conditional Perfect Progressive
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Examples of put on

"He puts on his yin-yang baseball cap and asks for her number.

"I pity the fool that puts on my jewelry.

"That dog puts on airs because he's the Major's friend."

(19305 MUSIC PLAYING) Delta Psi puts on a production of Julius Caesar.

(As Susan sleeps Ping-Cho puts on her cloak and leaves.)

"He puts on his yin-yang baseball cap and asks for her number.

"I pity the fool that puts on my jewelry.

"That dog puts on airs because he's the Major's friend."

(19305 MUSIC PLAYING) Delta Psi puts on a production of Julius Caesar.

(As Susan sleeps Ping-Cho puts on her cloak and leaves.)

"'But he laughs whenever I talk about it, and we have to go out and raise money to put on something in which the public has no interest."' End quote.

"...president admitted that the parade was put on by Wonderland marketing.

"A lie could make it halfway around the world before the truth can put on its pants."

"A refined gold notice advised the habit of rigor Swift and put on his impeccable tux. 'Follow the giant bodyguard Sudan deftly avoiding the photographers, "Joined the greatest names of high society;

"Adi, put on your shoes"

"...putting on the porter's coarser weave.

"A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is still putting on its shoes."

"A" is not playing a game, she's putting on a magic show.

"But, if I know the kind of high voltage dolls... " "the late and unlamented Harry prebble went for... " "She was just a flashy blonde, putting on an act as a lady. "

"I'm just putting on the glove, Mr. Williams".

"'But he laughs whenever I talk about it, and we have to go out and raise money to put on something in which the public has no interest."' End quote.

"...president admitted that the parade was put on by Wonderland marketing.

"A lie could make it halfway around the world before the truth can put on its pants."

"A refined gold notice advised the habit of rigor Swift and put on his impeccable tux. 'Follow the giant bodyguard Sudan deftly avoiding the photographers, "Joined the greatest names of high society;

"Adi, put on your shoes"

"...putting on the porter's coarser weave.

"A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is still putting on its shoes."

"A" is not playing a game, she's putting on a magic show.

"But, if I know the kind of high voltage dolls... " "the late and unlamented Harry prebble went for... " "She was just a flashy blonde, putting on an act as a lady. "

"I'm just putting on the glove, Mr. Williams".

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