Spanish CLEP Practice Exam

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'Poner' in English means?

to put on
to have
to say
to lead

The correct answer is: to put on

The correct interpretation of "poner" in English is "to put." The choice "to put on" may capture a specific context, as "poner" can be used in phrases that imply putting on something, such as clothing. However, "poner" fundamentally means "to put." Understanding this verb is essential because it is frequently used in various contexts in Spanish. For example, one might say "poner la mesa" meaning "to set the table," or "poner algo en su lugar," which translates to "to put something in its place." Acknowledging this usage clarifies why "to have," "to say," and "to lead" do not align with the meaning of "poner." These verbs represent entirely different actions and concepts in both languages.