1. Why don’t we on this project? We can’t both have everything that we want and still accomplish anything.
2. In a charmingly old-fashioned plot, they , and she thinks it’s true love.
3. Kevin had an excellent idea for a project, but his colleagues weren’t sure what would happen .
4. It’s not easy to with a big family, but somehow she manages.
5. He knew after the first game that he had .

1. Nick (met up / met with) an accident on his way home.
2. We (met up with / met with) a few days ago.
3. We have decided to (meet up / meet over) on Saturday.
4. I (met with / met) Linda to plan the office party.
5. I (met with / met) my best friend in first grade.

meet - meeting - met 

1. If I Napoleon, I would ask for his autograph. 
2. Let’s for coffee after work. 
3. What time is the?
4. The local huntsmen are holding a this week.
5. I wish I you sooner.