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"put your clothes on" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are giving someone a direct instruction, for example you might say: "It's time to finish getting ready, so let's go - put your clothes on!".
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And a police officer asks: 'Will you put your clothes on, sir?' "They are never going to be in a luxury hotel again," he said.
When you put your clothes on, be careful not to smear your face.
She also said that adults nearby were yelling at her, "THIS IS A PUBLIC PLACE : YOU OUGHTA BE ASHAMED : PUT YOUR CLOTHES ON : DAMN GIRL! etc".
"Put your clothes on please and come to your car".
You aren't allowed to put your clothes on.
Put your clothes on the bed?/ Put your sneakers on the floor?
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Putting your clothes on is no use – you have to apply heat.
You're still in the midst of putting your clothes on properly.
Try putting your clothes on in a warm steamy bathroom.
After putting your clothes on, douse yourself with a lovely scent.
Do your hair and make-up before putting your clothes on to prevent your clothes from getting stained.
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