'Put' in Phrasal Verbs - put down, put back, put off, put up

[Fablozmen]

This video was really helpful when I took the TOEFL exam. I used all of these phrasal verbs in the Speaking and Writing sections. Thank you SO.

[nicemexican]

Alex you are an amazing English teacher, you explain everything clearly and it is easy to understand because you teach with examples while you are speaking. Thank you Alex!

[rowsh]

Put up: To tolerate/ to build/ to accommodate
Put away: to put it in an appropriate place
put back: to return to an original place
put down: insult someone or killing animal sick
put on: to cover or wear
put off: to postpone

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[phyomyint]

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[BackHuyn]

thanks Alex. I am from Viet Nam and i am really really so excited with your lessons, it help me improving my E every day. thansk again. "accommodate" maybe double "m"

[TheAyuazu]

Thanks for giving us those confusing useful English usages' lesson!

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[thanhphuchahhnd]

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[magedbenragab]

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[lyahazuki]

I love the fact that you said you were not sure about how to write down a verb! 😊✌🏾

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[faustominaya]

Hi Amanda! sorry for answering this question. Perhaps You're expecting the answer from Alex, but I can help you with this one. Both ways are correct. American people use to say the "ei" and "a". British, Southafricans, Australians only say "ei". The difference depends on what kind of people are you talking. But don't worry All native english speaker can understand you if you use both ways. :D