PUT ON = to dress yourself in something, I usually put on a hoodie when I study., She is putting on her shoes right now., He puts on his uniform every morning., I put on my jacket and left the house., She was putting on her coat when the phone rang., They have already put on their winter clothes., He had put on his gloves before he went outside., I will put on a warmer sweater later., I’m going to put on something comfortable today., By the time you arrive, I will have put on my costume., PUT ON = to make something start working (music, lights, devices), Can you put on some music?, She is putting on the lights now., We usually put on a film on Fridays., He put on a funny video yesterday., I was putting on a podcast when you called., They have just put on that new movie., She had put on the heating before we arrived., I will put on the alarm before I go to bed., I’m going to put on a documentary tonight., By this time tomorrow, they will have put on all the lights for the event., PUT ON = to organize or present a performance or event, The school puts on a concert every spring., They are putting on a big talent show this week., Our club puts on different events for students., They put on a wonderful play last year., The team was putting on an exhibition when the manager arrived., The theatre has put on three new performances this month., The community had put on a charity fair before winter started., They will put on a huge New Year event., They are going to put on a fashion show soon., By June, the group will have put on five different shows..

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