Poner Conjugation

Step into the world of Spanish verbs with our comprehensive Poner Conjugation page. ‘Poner’ is a fundamental verb in Spanish, and mastering its conjugation in all 16 tenses is key to fluency. Our resources include engaging practices, games, and detailed charts for learners of every level. Enhance your Spanish verb skills further by visiting our Spanish conjugation page.

Verb Meaning(s): to put, to place, to set

Poner - Present Tense

I put/place, I do put/place, I am putting/placing

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Poner - Preterite Tense

I placed

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Poner - Imperfect Tense

I was placing, I used to place, I placed sometimes

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Poner - Present Perfect

I have placed

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Poner - Present Progressive

I am placing (right now)

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Poner - Conditional

I would place

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Poner - Future

I will place

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Poner - Imperative/Command

Place!

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Poner - Subjunctive

She hopes I place

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Enhance Your Command of “Poner”

Now that you’ve reviewed the full conjugation of poner, deepen your skills by seeing how it functions in specific contexts: use the present tense of poner for daily phrases like “ponlo aquí,” explore the commanding nature of the command tense of poner, and express future placement with the future tense of poner. To round out your understanding of how verbs are used across moods, check out our Complete Spanish Verb Guide. Keep practicing—each form puts you closer to fluency!