Can't 'put in' be used in a continuous form?

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Mehrgan

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Hi all,
Is there anything wrong with the following sentence? What other form makes sense in this sentence then?


At the moment I feel you really aren't putting in as much effort as you could with your studies!
 
Your sentence is fine.
 
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