meter: present tense
meter means “to put (in)”. It is a regular er verb: drop er, keep the stem met- and add the ending.
meterto put (in)
| Person | Form | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| yo | meto | I put |
| tú | metes | you put |
| él / ella | mete | he puts |
| nosotros | metemos | we put |
| vosotros | metéis | you all put |
| ellos / ellas | meten | they put |
Example
Nosotros metemos la ropa en la maleta.
We put the clothes in the suitcase.
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