What part of speech is “put”
Verb
Definition:
verb 'put' means to move something from one place or position to another. It can also mean to set in writing, to bring into a particular condition, or to cause to be. Put is a transitive verb and therefore requires an object in order to complete the sentence.
Examples:
1. He put the book in the box.
2. She put the decorations up yesterday.
3. They put their hands up in the air.
Tips:
put can also be used in it's idiomatic form. For example, when combined with the adverb of degree 'enough,' it forms the phrase 'put enough effort in,' which means to expend enough energy in order to accomplish a task. It is important to use the correct tense when using the word put.