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Mettre<\/em> may look like a simple verb with an \u201cre\u201d ending, but it\u2019s actually a tricky irregular verb. Knowing the mettre conjugation<\/strong> enables you to use other verbs that end in this word such as admettre, promettre <\/em>and permettre<\/em>. There are almost twenty different ways in which this verb can be used, but some are more frequently used than others. We\u2019re going to focus on the key uses and the essential tenses of this vital verb.<\/p>\n 1. To deliberately put something somewhere<\/p>\n 2. To spill something on a surface or fabric<\/p>\n 3. To attach or secure something to something else<\/p>\n 4. To put on or wear an item of clothing, object or product<\/p>\n 5. To seat somebody\/something in a certain place<\/p>\n 6. To enlist or enroll someone in something<\/p>\n 7. To put money somewhere, to save or spend<\/p>\n 8. To say how long something takes<\/p>\n 9. To turn on an electrical device (shortening of \u201cmettre en marche\u201d)<\/p>\n<\/a>When to Use the Mettre<\/em> Conjugation<\/h2>\n
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<\/a>Mettre<\/em> Conjugation in the Present Tense (le pr\u00e9sent)<\/h2>\n