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"get on" as "put on" Can I say: "You should get your coat on" instead "You should put your coat on"?

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Both are correct, but "get on" is less polite. It sounds like you are annoyed, or want the person to do it quickly.
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Both are good and mean the same thing.
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Yes it's exactly the same

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