I don’t know why there is the word “met” in this sentence:
"But as always, he did check it met with our approval too."
What pattern or structure is it?
I don’t know why there is the word “met” in this sentence:
"But as always, he did check it met with our approval too."
What pattern or structure is it?
This sentence omits an optional "that". It is equivalent to "...he did check that it met with our approval too." Check here means to confirm or verify. For something to meet with a person's approval is another way of saying that the person approves of it.
It looks like a case of omitting the subordinator "that":
he did check that it met with our approval too..