meet

Irregular
Infinitive
meet
Past Simple
met
Past Participle
met
-ing Form
meeting
3rd Person
meets
meet meets meeting met

Meet means to encounter or satisfy. Irregular: meet-met-met.

Meanings

  • To encounter
  • To be introduced to
  • To satisfy requirements
  • To join

Common Collocations

meet up meet with meet halfway make ends meet meet the deadline

Tip for Learners

Irregular: meet-met-met. Meet halfway = compromise. Make ends meet = manage financially. Meeting = gathering.
Present Simple
I meet
you meet
he/she/it meets
we meet
they meet
Examples - Present Simple
  • I meet friends for coffee every week.
  • You meet clients regularly.
  • She meets her deadlines consistently.
  • We meet every Monday morning.
  • They meet expectations successfully.
Present Continuous
I am meeting
you are meeting
he/she/it is meeting
we are meeting
they are meeting
Examples - Present Continuous
  • I am meeting a friend for lunch.
  • You are meeting the new clients today.
  • She is meeting her goals.
  • We are meeting in the conference room.
  • They are meeting the requirements.
Present Perfect
I have met
you have met
he/she/it has met
we have met
they have met
Examples - Present Perfect
  • I have met many interesting people.
  • You have met all the requirements.
  • He has met the president before.
  • We have met our targets this quarter.
  • They have met every deadline.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been meeting
you have been meeting
he/she/it has been meeting
we have been meeting
they have been meeting
Examples - Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been meeting with clients all day.
  • You have been meeting challenges head-on.
  • She has been meeting with investors.
  • We have been meeting regularly since January.
  • They have been meeting to discuss the project.
Past Simple
I met
you met
he/she/it met
we met
they met
Examples - Past Simple
  • I met my spouse at a party.
  • You met the deadline successfully.
  • He met the challenge with courage.
  • We met for dinner last night.
  • They met in college twenty years ago.
Past Continuous
I was meeting
you were meeting
he/she/it was meeting
we were meeting
they were meeting
Examples - Past Continuous
  • I was meeting a client when you called.
  • You were meeting with the team.
  • She was meeting her goals steadily.
  • We were meeting during the power outage.
  • They were meeting when the news broke.
Past Perfect
I had met
you had met
he/she/it had met
we had met
they had met
Examples - Past Perfect
  • I had met him before the conference.
  • You had met the requirements before applying.
  • He had met her years earlier.
  • We had met our goals before the deadline.
  • They had met to discuss terms.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been meeting
you had been meeting
he/she/it had been meeting
we had been meeting
they had been meeting
Examples - Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been meeting with them for hours.
  • You had been meeting regularly before.
  • She had been meeting deadlines consistently.
  • We had been meeting every week.
  • They had been meeting for months.
Future Simple
I will meet
you will meet
he/she/it will meet
we will meet
they will meet
Examples - Future Simple
  • I will meet you at the cafe.
  • You will meet the new team tomorrow.
  • He will meet the challenge bravely.
  • We will meet our targets this year.
  • They will meet next week.
Future Continuous
I will be meeting
you will be meeting
he/she/it will be meeting
we will be meeting
they will be meeting
Examples - Future Continuous
  • I will be meeting clients all afternoon.
  • You will be meeting the board tomorrow.
  • She will be meeting with investors.
  • We will be meeting during lunch.
  • They will be meeting throughout the conference.
Future Perfect
I will have met
you will have met
he/she/it will have met
we will have met
they will have met
Examples - Future Perfect
  • I will have met all the candidates by Friday.
  • You will have met your goals by then.
  • He will have met thousands of people.
  • We will have met every requirement.
  • They will have met the deadline easily.
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been meeting
you will have been meeting
he/she/it will have been meeting
we will have been meeting
they will have been meeting
Examples - Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been meeting with clients for years.
  • You will have been meeting regularly.
  • She will have been meeting challenges.
  • We will have been meeting every Monday.
  • They will have been meeting for months.
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