At present it's only possible to add Lessons to your Notebook, however we are looking to expand the type of items you can add - so I will send your feedback to the development team so that they include vocabulary studylists.
They are both common. Poner is used for a more general meaning of "to put" [something somewhere] and "meter" is used for "putting something inside something":
Metí la ropa en el armario/Puse la ropa en el armario. I put the clothes in the wardrobe.
If it we are talking about putting something on something (not in), then we can only use "poner".
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Hola Molly
At present it's only possible to add Lessons to your Notebook, however we are looking to expand the type of items you can add - so I will send your feedback to the development team so that they include vocabulary studylists.
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Meter vs poner
Is poner more common than meter?
Hola Molly
They are both common. Poner is used for a more general meaning of "to put" [something somewhere] and "meter" is used for "putting something inside something":
I put the clothes in the wardrobe.
If it we are talking about putting something on something (not in), then we can only use "poner".
Meter is used when putting something "inside".
I hope this clarified things.
Saludos
Inma
HI I have seen pulsar I didn't know this one I use poner
Meter vs poner
Is poner more common than meter?
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