metteremo

Metteremo is the first-person plural future indicative form of the Italian verb mettere, meaning "we will put" or "we will place." It is used to express a future action performed by the speaker together with others.

Morphology and conjugation: Mettere is an -ere verb, and in the future tense the endings attach to the stem metter-. The standard future forms are metterò, metterai, metterà, metteremo, metterete, metteranno. The form metteremo specifically marks the noi (we) subject. The spelling retains the double "t" from the infinitive.

Usage: Metteremo is commonly used to describe planned actions, intentions, or instructions regarding future steps. It can refer to physically placing something, as well as more abstract actions such as implementing policies, adopting procedures, or allocating resources. Contexts range from everyday speech to more formal communication, and it is frequently accompanied by time expressions such as domani (tomorrow), presto (soon), or nei prossimi giorni (in the coming days).

Examples:

- Metteremo i libri sul tavolo quando arrivano tutti. We will put the books on the table when everyone arrives.

- Metteremo in pratica le nuove procedure domani. We will implement the new procedures tomorrow.

- Se serve, metteremo da parte una somma per il progetto. If needed, we will set aside a sum for the project.

Etymology: derived from the infinitive mettere; follows the regular future conjugation pattern for -ere verbs in Italian. See also Italian verb conjugation and the related form mett- in other tenses.