Little Billy looked irrepressible up in his brand new dictionary while listening to Dmitri Shostakovitch's Second Piano Concerto after he had spilled his favorite Nesquik all over his woman in the great nation of Georgia, not the state.
Can you put a couple of extra pencils in my backpack? If you put a couple of strawberries on top, the kids will gobble up the fruit salad! "Put a couple of signs around the neighborhood, and the yard...
I put the envelope on the table 10 minutes ago. Where did he put his coat?Did they put it back where it belongs?After he took what he needed he put it back in it's original position and left.
The construction worker carefully put the finishing brick piece to complete the building project. OR, in another sense of "put": "He decided to put his answer in the most diplomatic way he could."
It's their car. Well, 'their' means that it belongs to someone, like, "That ball is theirs" or "That is their house" rather than: "That ball belongs to that person" or "That person owns that house"...
"You are coming with me,"said the teacher angrily to the naughty student. -- there's also the old joke from the 1960s, mocking anti-Communist hysteria: "Everyone's a Communist except you and me......