How are you teacher MAYLEEN. I am [Name] son

Replace the verb in brackets with the verb 'put' and the correct preposition or adverb. Example: We'll have to (postpone) the meeting. ANSWER: We'll have to put off the meeting. 1. You should (wear) a warm sweater. It's cold outside. [put out/put on] You should (put on) a warm sweater. It's cold outside. 2. It took the firemen six hours to (extinguish) the fire. [put out/put away] It took the firemen six hours to (put out) the fire 3. Could you (connect) me to Mr. [Name] please? [put me up with/put me through] Could you (put me through)to Mr. [Name] please? 4. Please (return to their place) all the books you have been reading. [put away/put out] Please (put away) all the books you have been reading. 5. I don't know how you can (tolerate) such noisy neighbors. [put up with/put up]

Good afternoon, Mr. [Name]!^.^ Happy Thursday!   You did a good job here! However, you forgot to answer item no.5. Maybe you\'ve overlooked it. Be more mindful nex time. :) Thank you so much for doing your homework. See you tomorrow then!^^   _T. Mayleen (^___^)   1. You should (wear) a warm sweater. It\'s cold outside.[put out/put on]You should (put on) a warm sweater. It\'s cold outside.>> Correct! 2. It took the firemen six hours to (extinguish) the fire.[put out/put away]It took the firemen six hours to (put out) the fire >> Correct! 3. Could you (connect) me to Mr. [Name] please?[put me up with/put me through]Could you (put me through)to Mr. [Name] please? >> Correct! 4. Please (return to their place) all the books you have been reading.[put away/put out]Please (put away) all the books you have been reading.>> Correct! 5. I don\'t know how you can (tolerate) such noisy neighbors.[put up with/put up] >> PUT UP WITH