Phrasal Verb: Put Up With
to tolerate
Examples
- I can't put up with noise.
Key rules
- Put up with means tolerate something unpleasant
- It is inseparable and always takes an object after "with"
- It is often used in negative sentences: I can't put up with noise
- Keep the object after "with"
Common mistakes
- I can't put noise up with → I can't put up with noise
💡 Tip: "Stand" is a close synonym in negatives: I can't stand noise.