meter conjugation

To put in, to insert · Regular -er verb

Gerund
metiendo
Past participle
metido

Indicative

PersonPresentPreteriteImperfectFutureConditional
yometometímetíameterémetería
túmetesmetistemetíasmeterásmeterías
él / ella / ustedmetemetiómetíameterámetería
nosotros / nosotrasmetemosmetimosmetíamosmeteremosmeteríamos
vosotros / vosotrasmetéismetisteismetíaismeteréismeteríais
ellos / ellas / ustedesmetenmetieronmetíanmeteránmeterían

Subjunctive

PersonPresentImperfect
yometametiera
túmetasmetieras
él / ella / ustedmetametiera
nosotros / nosotrasmetamosmetiéramos
vosotros / vosotrasmetáismetierais
ellos / ellas / ustedesmetanmetieran

Imperative

PersonAffirmativeNegative
túmeteno metas
ustedmetano meta
nosotrosmetamosno metamos
vosotrosmetedno metáis
ustedesmetanno metan

Meter conjugation quick answers

Meter present tense
The present tense of meter is: meto, metes, mete, metemos, metéis, meten.
Meter preterite
The preterite of meter is: metí, metiste, metió, metimos, metisteis, metieron.
Meter imperfect tense
The imperfect of meter is: metía, metías, metía, metíamos, metíais, metían.
Meter present subjunctive
The present subjunctive of meter is: meta, metas, meta, metamos, metáis, metan.

Frequently asked questions

What is the "yo" form of meter?

The yo form of meter is "meto" in the present tense, "metí" in the preterite, and "meta" in the present subjunctive.

What is the past participle of meter?

The past participle of meter is "metido", used in the perfect tenses (e.g. "he metido").

What is the gerund (gerundio) of meter?

The gerund of meter is "metiendo", used for the present progressive (e.g. "estoy metiendo").

How do you conjugate meter in the preterite?

In the preterite (pretérito), meter is: metí, metiste, metió, metimos, metisteis, metieron.

How do you conjugate meter in the imperfect?

In the imperfect (imperfecto), meter is: metía, metías, metía, metíamos, metíais, metían.

What is the present subjunctive of meter?

The present subjunctive (presente de subjuntivo) of meter is: meta, metas, meta, metamos, metáis, metan.

What is the tú command (imperative) of meter?

The affirmative tú command of meter is "mete" and the negative is "no metas".

Is meter a regular or irregular verb?

The verb meter is Regular -er verb. The full tables above show every form.

How do you say "to put in, to insert" in Spanish?

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