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A Certificate is issued once the full requirements are met - legal
after deductible is met, covered at 100%
Algy met a bear
all assessment requirements of the qualification must be met
almost met her most recent deadline.
any young child who is not met within a reasonable time
apparently met with his Soviet contacts here, too
are all met
Are not able to get their health needs met...
as set forth by... must be met
be met by a capital levy
be met with glassy gazes
Before we met..
being met
being met
boy who/whom I met - grammar
but for which we should never have met - grammar
can be met
Can you believe we met on a television show... + Yes, I remember celebrating my...
captivate all who met him
Columbus can't / couldn't have met the Vikings - grammar
Condition is met
Cuando nos conocimos (meet/met) - grammar
Cutie da bomb, Met her at a beauty salon
dependency is met with large cash
Did they know each other or they just met? - grammar
Do you know what happened 5 months ago today? We met.
Don Quixote meets/met Sancho Panza, and they leave for more adventures
Emotional Needs Met
Even met me
even though he was a communist, I would have liked to have met him - grammar
From the first day that I met you
From the moment I met you
get a need met
glad to have met you
Great Hall of the Met
Happy to have met you
Has been met
has been met with
has met his match in watersports
have met
have met
have met / was looking - pasado simple / perfecto - grammar
have met the assumptions of the Rasch model consistently
have met them half-way
have their ... needs met
Have we met (before)?
have we met?
have you ever met an actor or a singer?
Have you ever met anyone from.../Do you know anyone from...?
have you met Joost?
Have you met more neighbors than you knew before through this group?
Have you met some people from last year?
Have you met the Canadian man that works at the embassy yet?
Having met
He is the boy who I met at the party - grammar
He met his end by my rage
He was met with anguish, & swore that he'd never fall again.
he wishes he had met me before - grammar
his desires all forced inward, where they could not be met.
His motor milestones were met were met at appropiate ages
how do you suppose he met this
How long has it been since we met?
However (it was) they met
Human Health Criteria Met
Hunger not met
I already met him - grammar
I did meet / I met / I did met - grammar
I don't believe we've met
I don't think I've met you yet
I don't think we have met - grammar
I don't think we've met before - grammar
I don't think we've met, have we?
I don’t think we have formally met, do you?
I feel privileged to have met / known him.
I first met him in 2015
I have just met you/ I just met you. - grammar
I have known/I met - grammar
I have met
I have met with
I have met/ have been meeting some interesting people - grammar
I have met/I have known - grammar
I have never met a teacher like you
I haven't met him - grammar
I held every man I ever met up to you, and they all came out
I know/I've ever met
I met - pretérito/imperfecto - grammar
I met a couple on the flight from CA who said they knew you.
I met a farmer of 80 years - grammar
I met her down/in/on/by the street - grammar
I met her once / I have met her once (simple past / present perfect) - grammar
I met him
I met him (to meet)
I met him at a quarry
I met him at the airport (meet)
I met him in the park
I met him in the village, whilst washing my clothes
I met him on the strand
I met lots of (new) people
I met people from around the world
I met Rachel this morning for breakfast
I met someone who knows you...
I met the three ladies - grammar
I met them
I met "this" girl.... - grammar
I met with his dad yesterday, not his mom
I met XXX when
I met you (both)
I met you through xx about a month ago.
I miss it and the people I met there... - grammar
I remember when I first met you.
I still haven't met him
I still regret not having met you in Buenos Aires
I told my friends I met the most beautiful girl in the world
I was met with the greatest kindness
I was met with warm hands..
i went for lunch with a girl i met
I wish I had never even met him
I wish I had never met you - grammar
I wish I had never met you - grammar
I wish I never met you
I wish you had met Guy.
I wonder when the last time I met him was - grammar
I would have never met such amazing teachers - grammar
I would've liked to have met him...
I'll never forget the day which I met you on - grammar
I'm glad I met you
I'm glad I met you
I'm glad we met up
I've just met Mario - grammar
I've known him for two years/I've met him for two years???
I've met her twice
I've never met annyone from.....
I've never met him
if all requirements are met
if conditions are met
If I hadn't met you, I would have... - grammar
If not for..........we would have never met.
If she hadn't studied ..., she wouldn't have met ... - grammar
If these requirements are not met..
If we met, you might... (double subjunctive?) - grammar
if you had really wanted to meet you would have met.
is met with disgust by many of the characters
Is that the shirt you were wearing when I met you at....
It is extraordinary that we should ever have met! / that we ever have met!. - grammar
it is not known how he met her - grammar
It is the Huron who first met and baffled French missionaries to Canada
It seems like such a long time since we first met
It was a long time since they had met
It was really nice to have met you
It was the first time that I had met her
it will be met
It's like I'm flint and the guy I met is like striking wood
just met
know who she is, have never met her
Last night I met...
Let's meet where we met
Like no one i have ever met in my life
lucky to have met you
May or May not have met federal benchmarks
meet - I met her in
meet - no one ever met him
meet - you met your husband, I met my husband - grammar
meet, met by costs
met
met
Met
met - grammar
Met
MET (acronym)
met a cruel end
Met and became friends
met and granted
met and met
met at, in, on
Met Department
met expectations
met her off
met him at the party
Met Him Pike Hoses
met him shortly
met in a meeting?
met in a timely manner
met my match
met off
met on their way to prision
met or exceed
met our match?
Met somebody for the first time
met somebody in (en or por?)
met stated outcomes
met the expectations
met the heretofore published
met the inclusion criteria
met the standard
met tower
met two times/twice
met up under fuzz terms
met with
Met with an accident
Met with an accident - grammar
met with outrage or indignation
met with pope francis - grammar
met with reverses
Met's approach to civil disorder
met/did meet - grammar
met/saw each other
Metatarsal boots or met boots (working boots made with protective materials)
minimum standards set met
mistakes are met with...
must be met at bus stop by adult
my needs will not be met
needs are being met
needs are met
needs are met
needs have been met
Never met a stranger
Nice to have met you - grammar
not having that trajectory met
On my way back from my vacation, I met a friend of yours.
once met to set
Once performance goals are met for any subgroup, the next target immediately becomes to exceed the performance target.
one of the warmest people I ever met
only after the criteria are met
only one of the criteria was met
people I met with
percentage of qualification audits/checks/criteria met prio
pleasure to have met your family
pretended not having / to have met (perfect gerund/infinitive) - grammar
pronunciación - e (met) - grammar
provided basic nutrional needs are met
quality has been met head-on
quedarme en ver me = met?
remember when we met?
requerimento: I have never personally met, contacted or appr - legal
reserve not met
rudest man I've ever met
S. MET (blood plasma analysis) - medical
she met / she has met – Present perfect or simple past? - grammar
She met the man she calls the love of her life... - grammar
She was just about the happiest person I ever met
shorter lengths of met-strut
Since I have met...
since the day we met
since we met
so I met this guy, and he's amazing...
Somebody he had met briefly met recommended it to him - grammar
Standard Met
Standards Met
Stay in touch, I'm happy to have met you
That afternoon I met a girl - grammar
that can be met
That I had met/that I would ever meet
That is where I had met him
that we have often met in literature and cinema
The blues walked in and met me
The cost will be met by human resources - financial
The day I first met you.
The day when/that I met you - grammar
The fed has met its burden of proof - legal
the first time I had ever met him - grammar
The friends met at a restaurant to eat dinner together.
the guy ... we met at the concert - grammar
The House met
The nearest I’ve met to them are our awful neighbours
The place where / that I was born ;the day when / that we met - grammar
the two have since met
they met
they met in my grandfather's birthday
They met their fulfilment... as his own
They remembered the day when they met - grammar
They stated that it was 50 years since they first met
they've met their match
This is the dog whose owner we met yesterday
This is the pub (where) I met him - grammar
This past Sunday I met a person from El Salvador at church
This was how the two first met
to be met by
To be met by...
To be met with (resistance)
to be well met with
to fill a vacuum that is not otherwise being met
to meet/to be meeting/to have met - grammar
typical 'Barbie' girl has met her match
unfortunatley for them, they were met by..
unless it is met by adequate adaptive responses
was a pleasure and a privilege to meet/met - grammar
Was supposed to have met him
watching all the fit met [men] running around
We had met you at exhibition Fair - grammar
We have been warm since we met - grammar
we haven't even met yet
We haven't met since/for the summer festival - grammar
We met a long time ago in Phoenix when Ray introduced us.
we met all this in the world and we shall leave them behind
We met each other almost 2 years ago
We met in primary school
we met once a week
we met the other day
we met way back when
We met when I was swimming - grammar
we never met each other
well met
What day you met her? - grammar
What I want to say is that since I met you, you have been…
when I first met him I thought (preterite/imperfect) - grammar
When I first met you I thought you were a good person but...
when I met my friend whom I haven't seen for a long time
when was it that we met exactly?
When we first met.../when our hands first touched...
When we met, we hit it off straightaway
When you worked in Hollywood, did you ever meet / have you ever met...? - grammar
whenever I met some difficulties in my daily life, - grammar
where irony always met genius
Who did John say he met - grammar
who met their responsabilities in a constructive way
whom they've just met?
whom you met - grammar
whomever she has met has turned out to be a nobody
will almost certainly be met with stony silence.
will be met with
Will wish that he never met her - grammar
wish I would have met you
would have met new people - grammar
would have never met
you and her met...
You are the sweetest guy I have ever met
You don't know me, although we met once.
You had a girl when I first met you
You met her three years ago.
you met your match
You were living in the street when we met. - grammar
you're met with baffling recorded options
Your parents never met each other
< will have been > the xxx of a brave effort that < met > - English Only forum
´I went to Rome last week that was when I met Sue´ - English Only forum
____(you/met) his cousin before you (see at the party) - English Only forum
... had seen those people. "I must have met..." - English Only forum
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... when white met bread - English Only forum
...she has just met yesterday - English Only forum
...since we met / had met last. - English Only forum
[could have met] vs. [couldn't have taken] - English Only forum
[just first ]met, she left a good impression on me. - English Only forum
[that] or [where] he met his wife - English Only forum
[until I am meeting you now] or [until I have met you now] - English Only forum
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a person you have never met but have heard of - English Only forum
a place <where / that> I met - English Only forum
a poet who met every train - English Only forum
a/the student whom I met [ article with relative clause ] - English Only forum
and were going to leave tonight, you <wouldn't have met> him tomorrow - English Only forum
are met / meet with> emotions - English Only forum
Argentina would assure its just debts were met - English Only forum
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at which time she met me - English Only forum
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but none of them I had ever met - English Only forum
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Byrnes was determined, before the Allies met... - English Only forum
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<circumstances when> we first met - English Only forum
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correct tense of meet in [until now. .... met/have met you] - English Only forum
critical issues ... clients' needs not met - English Only forum
Description of a person who lives, but we met in the past. - English Only forum
didn't know that I had met certain of them - English Only forum
Didn't we meet before? vs. Haven't we met before? - English Only forum
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"do you remember how we first met" - English Only forum
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Every time we have met so far, we had/have had fun - English Only forum
everyone I have met and talked to has somehow helped me ? - English Only forum
Everyone I met didn't know you. - English Only forum
for even the limit values to be met - English Only forum
found/met/faced/came across - English Only forum
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Glad to have met again - English Only forum
got to know/met - English Only forum
greeted with or met with + harsh criticism - English Only forum
Greg and Jody met in their freshman year at college and married soon after they graduated. - English Only forum
had been working until she < met with / had > an accident. - English Only forum
had hit/met a setback - English Only forum
had met/met - English Only forum
had or met - English Only forum
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<Had> you ever been in love before you met Julie - English Only forum
had/met with an accident - English Only forum
hadn't someone's good Met - English Only forum
hail-fellow-well-met - English Only forum
half that as her eyes met his - English Only forum
has met limited success due to cardiovascular side effects - English Only forum
Has not met vs had not met - English Only forum
has to be met with commercial success - English Only forum
has told me today that he has never met... - English Only forum
have and will ever meet/met - English Only forum
have met - English Only forum
have met - have dated - present perfect - English Only forum
"Have met before" vs "had met before" - English Only forum
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have started/ met/ arrived/ learnt - English Only forum
Have we met vs did we meet - English Only forum
Have you ever connected with someone you/you've/you'd/ just met? - English Only forum
Have you ever met 'four-dot' ellipsis? - English Only forum
Have you ever met a shark while swimming? - English Only forum
have you met a xxx person? - English Only forum
Have you met Dali? - English Only forum
Have you met Mrs. Smith yet? / Have you already met Mrs. Smith? - English Only forum
Have you met my new friend, Franny? - English Only forum
Have you met the new neighbour? - English Only forum
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have you seen me / have we met before? - English Only forum
have you seen/met - English Only forum
haven't met for half a year - English Only forum
Having met / meeting the rest of the family - English Only forum
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Having met you vs. After meeting you? - English Only forum
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He and Jill's eyes met - English Only forum
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He is <that><the> man I met last night. - English Only forum
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He is the same man that I met. - English Only forum
He knows more women than I like people he has met with. - English Only forum
He looks so healthy since he met her - English Only forum
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he met her in the war / he met her at the war - English Only forum
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"He told me they first met in 1992" - English Only forum
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He was the sweetest guy that I've ever met - English Only forum
He <was><worked><used to work> a doctor when I met him - English Only forum
He wishes we met/had met in college - English Only forum
He's one of the best people/persons I've ever met - English Only forum
Hello, I don't believe we've met... - English Only forum
her eyes met those of a giant blue caterpillar - English Only forum
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hoped to have met - English Only forum
How did Sheila feel when she met him? - English Only forum
how i met your mother - English Only forum
How I met your mother "get a suit!" - English Only forum
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I (have) met many friends there - English Only forum
I (have) never met him - English Only forum
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I am so lucky to have met you / I am so lucky I got to meet you - English Only forum
I believe, I <had> met you before - English Only forum
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I could meet you or I could have met you? - English Only forum
I couldn't concentrate on my job until I met him. - English Only forum
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I finally met the in laws - English Only forum
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I <have> met Jessica yesterday, so I'm going to visit her... - English Only forum
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I have met the cleaner for the last three months. - English Only forum
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I have never met - English Only forum
I have never met anyone like Jennifer. - English Only forum
I have never met someone so rude. - English Only forum
I have not met Doctor Holmes many times since - English Only forum
I have often met him when I have been in London - English Only forum
I have only met her twice. She died before John went to school. - English Only forum
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I haven't met both of Tom's sisters - English Only forum
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I <haven't><hadn't> met him for… - English Only forum
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I hope I will met her someday. - English Only forum
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I knew her since we first met. - English Only forum
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I know when I have met my master - English Only forum
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I loved you since I met you - English Only forum
I met ... then and the event / experience changed my life forever. - English Only forum
I met A and B but not C. - English Only forum
I met a beautiful woman, the name of whom I have forgotten. - English Only forum
I met a Chinese in the group - English Only forum
I met a girl as nice as you - English Only forum
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I met a robber. - English Only forum
I met an exercise. - English Only forum
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I met any Chinese member of the group. - English Only forum
I met Brazilian visitors before Japanese visitors. - English Only forum
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I met her on one Sunday, I met her a Sunday. - English Only forum
I met her on Sunday. - English Only forum
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I met him on last Monday. - English Only forum
I met him on studies. - English Only forum
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I met him only yesterday - English Only forum
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I met many of the Americans (of/from/in) the group who wanted to meet me. - English Only forum
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I met my friend * at the supermarket two months ago. - English Only forum
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I met such and such person at such and such street. - English Only forum
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If Carroll had met ..., he [had delivered] - English Only forum
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If I met or if I meet you? - English Only forum
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If Thomas and Peter had met in childhood, - English Only forum
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if we met to - English Only forum
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It was October 12, 2016 that I first met Mary. - English Only forum
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John met her five days ago. - English Only forum
just met him: is the tense used correctly? - English Only forum
know (of) OR have met here - English Only forum
Len-met (NASA) - English Only forum
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lounging on a bench at the Met for its Egyptian wing party - English Only forum
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Met You - English Only forum
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met/studied many Japanese - English Only forum
<met><had met>him the day before/the day before yesterday - English Only forum
might never have met Tom Cruise, let alone <know> him well - English Only forum
Monday, 3. Dec07_11:00 MET - English Only forum
Most of our energy needs are met by burning coal, gas and oil. - English Only forum
Mr. Lee<,> whom I met yesterday<,> - English Only forum
must be met - English Only forum
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My best friend is John. We <have> met at work. - English Only forum
My condition would always have worsened by the time we met again - English Only forum
My grandpa died, I never met him. - English Only forum
my life was / had been so bad until I met him - English Only forum
Neither my friend nor I met our queen: our = singular possessive? - English Only forum
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new father or a woman who has just met the one - English Only forum
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No ruth met my ruth - English Only forum
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One of the boys you met yesterday <was><is> my brother. - English Only forum
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our lab met for diner - English Only forum
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Peter met Mike outside the stadium at half past two. - English Only forum
pleasure having met you. - English Only forum
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pronunciation: meat [met] (Australian) - English Only forum
pronunciation: when I met you - English Only forum
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reserve not met [ auction ] - English Only forum
Rode the first wave that we met the Industrial Revolution. - English Only forum
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She was more beautiful than <any other girl / any of the girls >I've ever met. - English Only forum
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Some lines from How I Met Your Mother - English Only forum
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Tag question - I think you've met Hawking, <...>? - English Only forum
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Target Met? Meet Target? - English Only forum
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the British Ambassador met the ... - English Only forum
The condition is met - English Only forum
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The good thing was I met Jim. - English Only forum
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The hopes and fears of all the years are met in thee tonight - English Only forum
The Japanese I met - English Only forum
the <judgmental looks> / disgusted loooks of the people she met - English Only forum
The last time we met was (on/at/-) Peter's birthday. - English Only forum
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The mayor met many people and shook hands with one by one. - English Only forum
The night when we met you was nearly fatal to me. - English Only forum
the one true God<,> that he never met - English Only forum
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The people I met there were very friendly. - English Only forum
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The time which (that) we met at. - English Only forum
The triggers all must be met. - English Only forum
The two men had never met <before> - English Only forum
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The workers met <one another / one another all together / all together> in one room. - English Only forum
the writers were met with nothing but heavy rain - English Only forum
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There again Dain met <in> Almayer with unexpected resistance - English Only forum
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they <are doing> the right things with their choices but <met with> total failures - English Only forum
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This afternoon, I met my friend John. - past tense use - English Only forum
this is the last time you've met me - English Only forum
This is the man whom I met yesterday. This is a man, whom I met yesterday. - English Only forum
This is the place <that><where> I met her. - English Only forum
This is the restaurant (which/that) we met in last week. - English Only forum
This is/It is the most famous person I´ve ever met - English Only forum
This is/was the restaurant where we met last week. - English Only forum
those demands can be met while also preserving wild lands - English Only forum
Title: (The) British Prime Minister Tony Blair met... - English Only forum
to deserve having met you and spent those special summer days with you - English Only forum
To have met you. - English Only forum
to locate various communication facilities on the Island and a met facility - English Only forum
To meet vs to have met - English Only forum
to miss someone you've never met in person - English Only forum
To see Anna. I have met up with her in 15 minutes. - English Only forum
To think I met you here. - English Only forum
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<tomorrow> before we met <tomorrow> - English Only forum
Traveling around Europe/ Having been traveling around Europe, I've met your friend. - English Only forum
Unnecessary preposition? She met <up with> the new coach in the hallway. - English Only forum
until his eyebrows met - English Only forum
Until I <have> met you now - English Only forum
until I <meet><met> <have met> you - English Only forum
upon ... met all statutory conditions - English Only forum
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violations <met / have met> with disregard [present perfect action: result - past simple?] - English Only forum
Volume thresholds are met? - English Only forum
Wait for me where we met before. - English Only forum
wants don't get met - English Only forum
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We are met on a great battlefield of that war. - English Only forum
We finally met each other for the first time in 5 years - English Only forum
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We met by chance in Egypt, and a year later, very oddly, in Seoul. - English Only forum
We met each other - English Only forum
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We met her helping a blind woman. - English Only forum
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We met in Large Park - English Only forum
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We met one another at school when we were seven - English Only forum
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"We thought it was right to come to a decision when I next met them last night." - English Only forum
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When had you met / When did you meet - English Only forum
When Harry Met Sally Script - English Only forum
when I <have met> him I <have found> him a really good guy - English Only forum
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when I <meet><met> him - English Only forum
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When I met John, he had already lived/been living... - English Only forum
When I've met him, I find/have found/found him talking to - English Only forum
when our eyes met, each person would half-smile - English Only forum
When the world first met her - English Only forum
When Tom <went> <was going> downtown, he met a friend of his. - English Only forum
When walking down the road, I often <meet><met> Harry. - English Only forum
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where a rock Of both the met floods bears the roaring shock. - English Only forum
Where <did you meet> <have you met> your boyfriend? - English Only forum
Where have I met you before? - English Only forum
where the two boards would have met... - English Only forum
where two rivers met - English Only forum
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Which is correct: I met a girl from Australia OR I met an Australian girl? - English Only forum
which met late in the day - English Only forum
which, I know vs I am aware, are achievable vs I can met, - English Only forum
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who have met - English Only forum
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Who's he? I don't know. I've never seen (met) her before. - English Only forum
Who/whom: To know more people than those <?> I've met so far - English Only forum
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Why "should have met" not just "met"? - English Only forum
will be met by police - English Only forum
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<with> who<m> do you think I met <with>? - English Only forum
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X met Y in disguise. - English Only forum
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you have met me or meeting me. - English Only forum
You just met her the once? - English Only forum
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