What's the difference here between "ponerte" and "llevarte"?

Very unclear diction! Even in slow mode, there was no sound that resembled P...it sounded like "conerse" which makes no sense!

There was NO English word "New" in my choices. My sentence, "When are going to put on your shirt?" was correct because there wasn't the word "new' in the list of words to put in the English sentence.

poner sounded like coner. it changes when I get my ears close to the speaker or stay away.

As a non native speaker of Spanish, it seems to flow better to say "cuando te vas a poner tu camisa nueva". Is this acceptable proper Spanish grammar?

I would say "When are you going to put your new shirt on?" Will report as an alternative translation.

I have seen poner used for to wear as well. Either one of them should be correct.

Ggrrr. When it suits Duo, ponerse means try on, other times it means put on. How are we supposed to tell the difference?!

i put "when do you go to put on your new shirt" and it was marked incorrect

I answered correctly and got red "fail"