Is this a mistake?
 

Nunca habríamos conocido a Michael.

My book says: we would never had met Michael.

I think it should be: we would never have met.

By the way, if I said "we wouldn't ever have met M.", would that be correct?

Thanks. :)

Yes, it is a mistake.

"We wouldn't ever have met" is also correct.

We would have never met Michael. :thumbsup: :good:
We wouldn't have ever met Michael. :thumbsup: :good:

We would never have met Michael. :good:
We wouldn't ever have met Michael. :good:

OK, thank you both. :)

I have a doubt about your question.
Your choices are correct and acceptable.

But could I telling you that I would write it of this way.
Never we have knew Michael before.:)

I hope that you can correcting me.
I'll be grateful with you.:)

I'm sorry, your sentence is wrong. ;):rose:

Hello! While I get the possible variations indicated here, I don't think the option by the book is wrong at all. (It may be a bit dated, if anything).
You can do a Google search and find many examples of this subjunctive form. For example, If Grace was with us today, we would never had met Max and Sophia. :)

Yes, you're right, but... are they correct? :confused:

I am not an authority on it, but I would think so, (this usage of "had", if not very widespread, is correct.) Maybe Rusty or any other English native speaker can shed some more light here?

Thank you, Jpablo. :)

Anyway, as I'm sure that "would have" is correct, I prefer use this one. :)