Future tense of Mettere

MarkL57

September 26, 2020

I'm a bit confused in lesson 5.5 where it has metterò = (I) will take.

Mettere means to put so future tense first person would be metterò = I will put.
Prendere means to take so future tense first person would be prenderò = I will take.

Is using metterò to mean "I will take" a figure of speech where they would use "put" where in English we would use he word "take" ?

I also noticed Va bene , grazie. Quanto tempo ci metterà per arrivare ? means Okay, thank you. How long will (it) take to get there? Similar thing where metterà is used to say will take.

Regards,
Mark

MichaelS185

November 16, 2020

why in lesson 5,5 it ci mettera and not lo mettera

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