How do native English speakers say "put it in"?

Native speakers reduce "put it in" to "pu-d-it-in" (/pʊɾɪɾɪn/) in natural speech. to place something inside something else.

put it in → pu-d-it-in | Linking

Q: What is the connected speech form of "put it in"?

"put it in" becomes "pu-d-it-in" — a linking pattern. When 'put' is followed by 'it' and 'in', the 't' in 'put' often sounds like a soft 'd' (a flap), connecting to 'it'. Then, the 't' in 'it' also becomes a soft 'd', linking to 'in'.

put it in → pu-d-it-in /pʊɾɪɾɪn/ Linking

to place something inside something else.

When 'put' is followed by 'it' and 'in', the 't' in 'put' often sounds like a soft 'd' (a flap), connecting to 'it'. Then, the 't' in 'it' also becomes a soft 'd', linking to 'in'.

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put it in → pu-d-it-in

/pʊɾɪɾɪn/

to place something inside something else.

When 'put' is followed by 'it' and 'in', the 't' in 'put' often sounds like a soft 'd' (a flap), connecting to 'it'. Then, the 't' in 'it' also becomes a soft 'd', linking to 'in'.

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Example 1

Could you put it in the box for me?

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Example 2

I'll just put it in my bag.

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Example 3

Did you remember to put it in the fridge?

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Example 4

Just pudit in the drawer for now.

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Example 5

You can pudit in your notes.

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put it in → pu-d-it-in