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Allthewayanime Posted 15 years ago
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I miss you tonight or i am missing you tonight

What's the difference between I miss you tonight and I am missing you tonight?
  

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Nothing really, between lovers.

— Mister Micawber

  • Nothing really, between lovers.
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Nothing really, between lovers.
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Souldn't 'tonight' be always used with the present continuous?
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Hi,

Since these are colloquial utterances, you won't find any real differences.

Regards
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allthewayanimeSouldn't 'tonight' be always used with the present continuous?
Not at all:

I'm seeing her tonight.

I saw her tonight.

I'll see her tonight.

I've seen her tonight.

etc.
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