how is the verb poner conjegated in present tense?

Question

for example, is it: -pono (I put) -pones (you put) -pone (you put informal) -ponamos (we put) -ponais (we put informal) -ponan (they put)

There is no "we put informal" - you meant "you (plural) put informal". Welcome to the forum! - pesta, Jul 26, 2011

Answer 1

"Poner" means "to put".

Here is the conjugation for the present tense (indicative mood).

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-pono (I put) -pones (you put) -pone (you put informal) -ponamos (we put) -ponais (we put informal) -ponan (they put)

"Pono" (I put) - Poner is what they call a "go" verb. As you can see, it's "yo" form is irregular because it ends in "go".

"Pones" is you (informal) put.

"Pone" is not you (informal) put. It's actually the opposite . "Pone" is the él (he)/ella (she)/usted (you formal) form.

Now, you were conjugating correctly up until here. Why'd you start using the -ar endings?

"Ponamos" should be "ponemos".

"Ponais" should be "ponéis".

"Ponan" should be "ponen".

For any future verb conjugation questions, feel free to enter your infinitive here.

I hope I helped