English conjugation practice
Meet
Meet conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I meet my best friend at the local cafe every Saturday morning.
You meet many interesting people when you travel around the world alone.
He meets his manager for a brief review session every Monday morning.
We meet our old school friends for a big dinner every winter.
They meet at the library after school to complete their science project.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am meeting my new project partner in the cafeteria.
You are meeting the manager right now so please turn off your mobile phone.
He is meeting his lawyer at his downtown office at this very moment.
We are meeting our new neighbors in the garden at this moment.
They are meeting with the school principal right now to discuss the event.
Present Perfect
I have met the famous author of this book twice already this year.
You have met my brother before at the holiday party last December, right?
He has met his sales goals for the month ahead of schedule.
We have met our new teacher and we think she is very kind.
They have met with the engineers to talk about the new bridge design.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been meeting with my study group every Tuesday afternoon this semester.
You have been meeting your friends a lot lately instead of studying for tests.
He has been meeting with his doctor regularly since his accident last winter.
We have been meeting at the same cafe for five years now.
They have been meeting secretively for weeks to plan a surprise party for him.
Past Simple
Yesterday afternoon, I met my old neighbor at the crowded grocery store.
You met your current boss at a business conference three years ago.
He met his girlfriend while they were studying at the university together.
We met at the park and walked around the lake last Sunday.
They met each other for the first time during the summer camp.
Past Continuous
At 4 PM yesterday, I was meeting my new clients at the office.
While you were meeting your friends, I was cleaning the entire house alone.
He was meeting his supervisor when the fire alarm suddenly started ringing yesterday.
We were meeting our financial advisor when the stock market suddenly crashed yesterday.
They were meeting their new team members when the video call disconnected.
Past Perfect
Before he moved away, I had met his entire family at the party.
You had met the famous actor before he became super popular worldwide, right?
He had met his wife before he joined the army in the year 2018.
We had met our goals for the week before Thursday afternoon came around.
They had met the deadline before the client requested any changes to the contract.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been meeting with the doctor for a month before I felt better.
You had been meeting your coach for weeks before you won the race.
He had been meeting clients all afternoon before he finally sat down to rest.
We had been meeting at the library for a week before the exams began.
They had been meeting regularly for months before they published their research paper.
Future Simple (will)
If you visit the office tomorrow, I will meet you at the front desk.
You will meet your new teammates during the orientation session next Monday morning.
He will meet his uncle at the airport when the flight lands tomorrow.
We will meet our financial targets for the year if sales continue to grow.
They will meet at the restaurant at seven o'clock for the celebration dinner.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to meet my grandmother at the train station this afternoon.
You are going to meet a lot of nice people at the party tonight.
He is going to meet his teacher to ask some questions about the exam.
We are going to meet our real estate agent to look at an apartment tomorrow.
They are going to meet their new neighbors for coffee this upcoming weekend.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be meeting my new boss for an interview.
At ten o'clock next Friday, you will be meeting the university president on stage.
He will be meeting with the international clients during the afternoon tomorrow.
We will be meeting our friends at the stadium entrance when you arrive tomorrow.
This time next week, they will be meeting their new manager at the office.
Future Perfect
By the end of this month, I will have met all my new neighbors.
You will have met the deadline before the manager returns from his holiday trip.
He will have met his beautiful bride at the church before the guests arrive.
We will have met our savings goal before the summer holiday season starts.
By five o'clock this afternoon, they will have met the famous author at the bookstore.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next summer, I will have been meeting this group for ten whole years.
You will have been meeting your therapist for six months by next week's session.
He will have been meeting with the designers for a year by the time production starts.
By next winter, we will have been meeting at the same cozy cafe for a decade.
They will have been meeting with the engineers for months before the construction begins.
Present Simple Negative
I do not meet my friends during the work week because I am too busy.
You do not meet the high standards required for this advanced engineering course.
He does not meet his father very often because they live in different countries.
We do not meet in the school library because talking loudly is not allowed there.
They do not meet their cousins often since they moved across the ocean.
Present Simple Question
Do I meet the regular age requirements to enter this video game competition?
Do you meet your best friend at the sports center every weekend morning?
Does he meet his business partners at the luxury hotel downtown for lunch?
Do we meet at the train station or directly outside the movie theater?
Do they meet with the local community members to discuss the new park?
Past Simple Negative
I did not meet your brother at the busy market yesterday afternoon, unfortunately.
You did not meet the minimum score required to pass the difficult math exam.
He did not meet his friends last night because he had to study hard.
We arrived too late, so we did not meet our friends before the train left.
They went to different schools, so they did not meet until last year.
Past Simple Question
Did I meet your sister briefly at the birthday party last summer?
Did you meet anyone interesting during your long train journey to Scotland last week?
Did he meet his new manager during the morning staff meeting yesterday?
Did we meet the deadline for the group history project last Friday afternoon?
Did they meet with the school principal to talk about the student trip?