Collocation
put shoes on
to place shoes on your feet; to start wearing shoes
Definition
'put shoes on' is a common English collocation. to place shoes on your feet; to start wearing shoes
put + shoes + on
“Put your shoes on before we go outside.”
Examples
- I always put shoes on when I leave the house.
- She put her shoes on quickly because the bus was coming.
- He cannot put his shoes on without sitting down.
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- We had to put our shoes on again after going through security.
- The toddler refused to put shoes on and ran to the door in socks.
- Please put shoes on the kids before you take them to the park.
- By the time I put my shoes on, everyone else was already in the car.
- After the rain started, she decided to put her shoes on instead of wearing sandals.