put one's hand in one's pocket
put one's hand in one's pocket verb: to pay for something, spend or donate money.
Verb
put one's hand in one's pocket (third-person singular simple present puts one's hand in one's pocket, present participle putting one's hand in one's pocket, simple past and past participle put one's hand in one's pocket)
Forms of put one's hand in one's pocket
| third-person singular present | puts one's hand in one's pocket |
|---|---|
| present participle | putting one's hand in one's pocket |
| past participle | put one's hand in one's pocket |
| past | put one's hand in one's pocket |
Questions about put one's hand in one's pocket
- What does put one's hand in one's pocket mean?
- Put one's hand in one's pocket means to pay for something, spend or donate money.
- What part of speech is put one's hand in one's pocket?
- Put one's hand in one's pocket is a verb.
- What is the past tense of put one's hand in one's pocket?
- The past tense of put one's hand in one's pocket is put one's hand in one's pocket.
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