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"I haven' t met him before" or "I haven't been meeting him before".
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Depends on what you mean. If you mean "I've never met him, ever in my life" (you wouldn't actually use that wording -- I'm just emphasizing), you would say "I haven't met him before" or "I've never met him". "I haven't been meeting him before" is awkward even if it does mean you weren't meeting him [like in a cafe] in a time before now.
- Depends on what you mean.
- If you mean "I've never met him, ever in my life" (you wouldn't actually use that wording -- I'm just emphasizing), you would say "I haven't met him before" or "I've never met him".
- "I haven't been meeting him before" is awkward even if it does mean you weren't meeting him [like in a cafe] in a time before now.
- If you mean the latter, you would say "I wasn't meeting him [at the cafe] before now [or whenever you started meeting him]" "Haven't been meeting him" is progressive: it's still occurring.
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Depends on what you mean. If you mean "I've never met him, ever in my life" (you wouldn't actually use that wording -- I'm just emphasizing), you would say "I haven't met him before" or "I've never met him". "I haven't been meeting him before" is awkward even if it does mean you weren't meeting him [like in a cafe] in a time before now. If you mean the latter, you would say "I wasn't meetin
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Use this one, or I've never met him before.
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