There are such rules in our rich Russian language that you seem to know, but you still constantly make mistakes in writing or pronounce them out loud. These rules include the treacherous soft sign in the ending -t and -t, the declension of the word "coffee", the verbs "to lay down" and "to put" and pretty much inclined to "put on" and "put on".
If, for example, there is still some difference in “laying down” and “laying”, then these two words are very easy to get confused. Sit and wonder how to wear or wear socks ?!
If you are one of those who often get confused in these words, let's figure out how to use them correctly. In addition, we picked up a couple of great memos that will help you correctly and correctly write and speak, using them.
Clothe
What is the main difference between these very similar words? The rule is that in the Russian language they only dress someone, but not themselves. An exception is the expression “I dress”, which means that I dress myself. You must admit that you never say, "I will wear it soon." That sounds ridiculous.
Therefore, in order to correctly and correctly use this couple of words, the first thing to remember: according to the rules of the Russian language, only someone is dressed.
"I'm dressing a baby \ dummy \ doll."
We use the word "socks" as an example. The phrase “wear socks” sounds ridiculous - it turns out that you dress socks, not yourself.
Here is the answer to the question of how to wear or wear socks.
Put on
Thus, the word “put on” is used when the speaker talks about how he throws something, tries on, pulls on. The word is most often used in speech with the mention of a specific thing. Here are simple examples: he will never wear this costume; I will put on these beautiful earrings.
So the fundamental difference between the two words appeared. Using the word "dress", you must indicate who you dressed. For example: mom was dressing her son.
Using the word "put on", you indicate that the thing is worn by a person. It is not at all necessary to specify by whom exactly. The emphasis is on the subject of the wardrobe: "Do not wear a sweater, it will be hot!".
If you say that you put something on someone, then it sounds like this: mother dressed her son; son put on socks; Mom put her socks on her son.
Memo rule
When analyzing this rule, teachers at school often use a simple example that allows you to easily speak correctly:
Dress Hope, put on clothes.
By learning this simple example, you will never get confused when deciding which word to use.
In addition, our contemporary wrote a wonderful funny poem, having learned that you will never forget how it will be right to put on or put on socks. It sounds like this:
"Dress", "put on" ... Two words
We confuse so stupidly!
Frosty dawn came out
The old grandfather dressed in a fur coat.
A fur coat, therefore, is worn.
"Dress", "put on" ... Let's look:
When to wear and what to wear.
I believe that on grandfather
Three fur coats can be worn.
But I do not think that grandfather
It can be worn on a fur coat!
Use words correctly and master the intricacies of spelling!