recently, and repeatedly, we noticed in different media an unfounded fear most correct to use the verb "put" and instead appeal to the verb "place", creating truly funny phrases.
and their advocates, perhaps through ignorance, using arguments brought by the hair as "the only ones to get are the chickens."
considered of interest, then transcribe a column published by Soledad Moliner that appropriately addresses the issue:
"The following is an anthology made with help my students and some readers, where the verb has moved to place the verb cunning and incorrectly put. Almost all come from the media:
"I put the brink of bankruptcy"
"To put the baby Valentina"
"That set me thinking,"
"She placed brava "
" I put into practice the "
" This card is not to put him into trouble "
" I put in ridiculous "
" I will put the complaint "
"Those things put me nervous"
"I could not attend because my mother is ill placed"
The list could be endless ("I placed red," "put a lot of attention", etc. ), because the naive have believed that English is much more elegant use of "place" than "put." Part of the charm of a language are its nuances. Place is a nuance to make and cook is a precision cooking. Why are not synonymous, and is often a lot to replace "make" with "place."
In its broadest sense, according to Don Rufino J Cuervo, put it "put in its proper place."
Two specific meanings to place: 1) Invest money, shares or securities ("I put three percent silver). 2) Locating a person in a job ("My brother was placed in the Senate.")
As a general rule, avoid the use of "place" and juéguesela to "put": there is less chance of sticking their feet and get colorado.
addition, it should do it now, before the virus from contaminating the entire family: "We must poscolocar the appointment" is not good antecolocar personal interests to those of the country. "
And here I put an end to this column and put the final point. "
