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Improve the bracketed part of the sentence.
My sister said that it sometimes took her one hour to (put) her make-up.
put up
put on
put over
no improvement
Let’s look at those options:
- Option 1: put up
This usually means to display something, like “put up a notice.” Doesn’t fit here.
- Option 2: put on
This is how you'd describe applying make-up. You “put on” make-up, just like you “put on” clothes or sunscreen.
- Option 3: put over
Not natural in this context. “Put over” might work for telling a story or literally covering something, but not for make-up.
- Option 4: no improvement
The original “put” is incomplete—doesn’t work in this context.
So, the correct choice is Option 2: put on. That’s how native speakers talk about applying make-up.
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