Put ---> Pull :)
I'm no native speaker, but I guess both forms are used. Searching on the Internet confirms that, but also confirms that "pull" is a lot more common.
Also, there already exists a sentence using "pull" indirectly linked to the "put" version. The correct thing to do is to link the sentences to it, instead of changing the "put" version.
What's the difference?
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This is not a good sentence.
The expression should be "Pull yourself together", not "put."
"Put yourself together" is NOT an alternative to "Pull yourself together". You may not be a native speaker, but I am. Your sentence is simply not proper English. Please remove it.
I agree that the following change should be made, assuming it matches the translations.
FROM:
Put yourself together.
TO:
Pull yourself together.
You can find the meaning here.
https://www.google.com/search?q...her%22+meaning
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