puts
v.v. to move something into a specific place or position. You also use it to describe expressing an idea in a certain way.
v. to move or place something in a particular position; to express something in words. The third-person singular present form of 'put'.
She puts her keys on the table every evening.
He puts a lot of effort into his homework because he wants to get into a good university.
The author puts her arguments so clearly that even readers unfamiliar with the historical period can follow the logic of her thesis without difficulty.
The verb is transitive and requires both a direct object and a locative or directional complement.
He puts the book.He puts the book on the shelf.This verb requires a location or direction to follow the object; you cannot simply 'put' something without saying where.