English · Common Verbs
/pʊts/
[/pʊts/]
third-person singular of put
Third-person singular present of 'put': he, she, or it places something in a position.
She always puts fresh flowers on the table when guests are coming to visit her home.
She always puts fresh flowers on the table when guests are coming to visit her home.
From late Old English 'putian' (to place).
Used with singular subjects in the present tense.