Put on your shoes.

Meaning: This means to place your shoes on your feet and fasten them so that you can walk or run.

Choice of Words: The verb put means to place or set something in a particular position. On means to be in contact with or supported by something. Your refers to something belonging to a particular person, in this case, the person being spoken to. Shoes are footwear worn on the feet to protect and support them. When you put them together, "Put on your shoes" is an instruction asking someone to wear their shoes.

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Related Expressions

• Put on your shoes and tie your laces.
• Put on your shoes and socks now.
• Put on your shoes before going outside.
• Put on your shoes and tie the laces.
• Put on your shoes before you go outside.
• Put on shoes.
• He put on his shoes and ran.
• I put on my shoes and socks.
• The old man slowly put on his worn-out shoes.
• He put on his shoes and went outside.