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.