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USF Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Missed or have been missing
Please tell me which one is correct?
I missed you.
I have been missing you.
What about this?
She was never alone.
She has never been alone.
I missed you.
I have been missing you.
What about this?
She was never alone.
She has never been alone.
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I / I've missed you - Both are correct and have basically the same meaning. I have been missing you - This is rare and unnatural. Say I miss you .
- I / I've missed you - Both are correct and have basically the same meaning.
- I have been missing you - This is rare and unnatural.
- Say I miss you .
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I / I've missed you - Both are correct and have basically the same meaning.
I have been missing you - This is rare and unnatural. Say I miss you.
I have been missing you - This is rare and unnatural. Say I miss you.
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