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Irregular verb

put

/pʊt/

Base
put
Past simple
put
Past participle
put

Usage

put never changes form, so have put still needs the auxiliary even though the verb looks the same as the present tense.

Meaning

  • to move something into a particular place or position

Example

He put the cups on the table.

She put the letter in her bag.

They have put a lot of effort into this project.