The verbs mettre and battre in the present tense
The verbs mettre (to put) and battre (to beat) are conjugated in the present tense in the following way. The same goes for all their derivatives : admettre (to admit), commettre (to commit), démettre (to dismiss), permettre (to permit), promettre (to promise), soumettre (to submit), combattre (to fight), débattre (to debate), etc.
Mettre
je mets
tu mets
il met
nous mettons
vous mettez
ils mettent
je mets
tu mets
il met
nous mettons
vous mettez
ils mettent
Battre
je bats
tu bats
il bat
nous battons
vous battez
ils battent
je bats
tu bats
il bat
nous battons
vous battez
ils battent
Victor bat les œufs pour faire une bonne omelette. Victor beats the eggs to make a nice omelette.
Vous ne mettez pas de cravate ? Aren't you putting on a tie?
Vous ne mettez pas de cravate ? Aren't you putting on a tie?
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