Mettre (to put) in 5 Main French Tenses

The video tutorial covers the conjugation of the French verb 'metre' in five different tenses: present, past (basic composites), imperfect, future, and conditional. It explains the irregular nature of 'metre' and provides examples for each tense. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of learning verb stems and endings to master conjugation patterns. It concludes with advice on practicing with other verbs and using the provided support guide.

What is the French verb 'mettre' used to express in English?

• To take

• To put

• To see

• To make

Which auxiliary verb is used with 'mettre' to form the past tense?

• Faire

• Aller

• Avoir

• Être

What is the past participle of 'mettre'?

• Mett

• Metté

• Mis

• Met

How is the imperfect tense of 'mettre' formed?

• Using the infinitive form

• Using the 'nous' form of the present tense

• Using the past participle

• Using the future stem

What is the stem for the future tense of 'mettre'?

• Mis

• Mettr

• Mett

• Met

Which endings are used for the conditional tense of 'mettre'?

• Future endings

• Present tense endings

• Past participle endings

• Imperfect endings

What is the correct future tense form for 'I will put' in French?

• Je mettais

• Je mettrai

• Je mets

• Je mis