Missed vs miss
What if I missed the train. (Means in past like yesterday or few hours ago)
What if I miss the train. (Means it's 8 am and there is a train at 11 am and I am talking about if I miss it)
Please explain Am I right or wrong I have more questions on this.
Top answer
" is correct. There is a train scheduled to arrive in the near future. But the speaker is not just talking about the possibility of missing the train.
- " is correct.
- There is a train scheduled to arrive in the near future.
- But the speaker is not just talking about the possibility of missing the train.
- This would be pointless.
- Everyone waiting for a train faces the possibility of missing it.
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"What if I miss the train?" is correct. There is a train scheduled to arrive in the near future. But the speaker is not just talking about the possibility of missing the train. This would be pointless. Everyone waiting for a train faces the possibility of missing it. The speaker here is more worried about the consequences of missing that train, because he has important things to do that
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