I have not met her very often lately I have not been meeting her very often lately.
Is the only difference between these 2 sentences the continuity of the action the first means a recently finished action and the second an ongoing action
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Sign up to join this communityI have not met her very often lately I have not been meeting her very often lately.
Is the only difference between these 2 sentences the continuity of the action the first means a recently finished action and the second an ongoing action