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The traditional securing method to keep your shoes on your feet is by way of laces, which are tied in a bow on the top of your feet. In more modern times, a velcro strap or straps are features of some shoes, especially sports shoes and trainers. Children's shoes often have velcro straps or leather straps with buckles as they are easier to secure than laces. EX "Little James is only 2 years old but he can already buckle up his shoes!"

The strings a person uses to tie their shoes are called "shoelaces". To use this in a sentence, you can say: -My child, who is 5 is only learning to tie her shoelaces now. -If you don't tie your shoelaces, you might trip.

The cords or straps used to tie up a pair of shoes are simply called 'shoe laces' You also get velcro fastening shoes that don't have laces they just velcro together

We use shoelaces to tie our shoes tighter (the strings in shoes). Example: I learned how to tie my shoelaces when I was four years old.

In English there is only one word commonly used and that is shoelaces. When we are children we learn to tie our shoelaces, so it is a word everybody will know.

Before shoelaces (because this is the standard name in english for the piece of cord used to join two sides of a shoe together!) shoes had buckles. Like the type of buckle you see on your belt. Hence the term 'buckle my shoe!'. Some shoes are fastened together using velcro and tend to be used by younger children or those that have difficulty tying their shoes with laces (as they can be called for short)