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Used with adjectives:
"
Our cat has a long coat."
(long, short, thick, shiny, smooth, shaggy)
"
You'll need a heavy coat in the winter."
(heavy, warm, waterproof)
"
Fur coats used to be more popular."
(fur, fur-trimmed, leather, mink)
"
She wore a wool coat."
(wool, pea, sport, trench, lab, winter)
"
The storm left a fresh coat of snow."
(fresh, light, new, thick)
"
Did you put on the top coat of paint?"
(top, under, final, base)
Used with verbs:
"
The boy wore his winter coat."
(wore, put on, threw on)
"
Please take off your coat before entering."
(take off, remove)
"
Do you need help buttoning your coat?"
(buttoning, unbuttoning, zipping, zipping up)
"
Don't forget to grab your coat."
(grab, take, hang, hang up)
"
I'll apply one more coat."
(apply, put on, paint)
"
We have to wait for the first coat of paint to dry."
(dry)
"
My dog is shedding his winter coat."
(be + shedding)
Used with nouns:
"
I need to iron my coat collar."
(collar, pocket, sleeve)
Used with prepositions:
"
She is waiting for the coat of paint to dry."
(of)
