I haven't meet her yet vs I haven't met her yet

The correct phrase is "I haven't met her yet." The verb "meet" is irregular, and the past participle form is "met." Therefore, the second phrase is the correct one to use.

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This phrase is incorrect. The verb "meet" is irregular, and the past participle form should be used.

"I haven't meet her yet"

The correct phrase is "I haven't met her yet." Use the past participle form of the verb "meet" (met) after the auxiliary verb "have."

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I haven't meet her yet
That's it, I haven't been able to meet her yet.
As director/teacher Mia Höglund puts it: I haven't meet any one who were not involved in collective abuse as a teenager.
I have incredible difficulty in thinking, in imagining, that I won't meet her again.
I just didn't meet her.
I didn't meet her in the village.
Then don't meet her outside.
Didn't meet her till that night.
She was reported missing the next morning when she didn't meet her friends.
Can't meet her again, sorry.
Maybe I don't meet her momentous expectations.
She doesn't meet her friends every Friday.
I can't meet her here, I can't meet her there...
Her name's moira, and I didn't meet her here.
I didn't meet her for a few days I thought I forgot about her.
But it might be better if you didn't meet her.
I won't meet her anymore, So you do the same.
That she'd kill herself if he didn't meet her.
As I keep telling you, I didn't meet her...
No, I didn't meet her in L.A.
She's acting out because she wants to have the conversation, and you won't meet her halfway.

Alternatives:

I haven't met her yet
I have not met her yet
I still haven't met her
I am yet to meet her
I have yet to meet her

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"I haven't met her yet"

Use the past participle form of the verb "meet" (met) after the auxiliary verb "have." This phrase indicates that the speaker has not had a meeting with her up to the present moment.

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I haven't met her yet
I haven't met her yet, sir.
I haven't met her, but she must be something if she puts up with him.
I haven't met her, but I heard she's nice.
They've just moved here. I haven't met her.
I need to go meet Baa, I haven't met her since I've returned.
I haven't met her, so I'm a bit unsure.
Today Carlotta is 15 months, and I haven't met her yet.
I haven't met her, but I heard she's awfully nice.
I haven't met her, but it's the only motive
I haven't met her.
I haven't met her.
I haven't met her.
I haven't met her.
I haven't met her.
Well, I haven't met her yet, but she sounds amazing, and Dr. Mallard still hasn't returned since she invited him out to...
I just haven't met her.
I haven't met any of her family.
You see, as a matter of fact, I haven't even met her yet.
I haven't even met her and I can picture her vividly.
I haven't even met her, and I've already cheated on her.

Alternatives:

I haven't meet her yet
I have not met her yet
I still haven't met her
I am yet to meet her
I have yet to meet her

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