Sentences with Miss, Past and Past Participle Form Of Miss V1 V2 V3
Miss
Meaning: 1. Fail to hit, reach, or come into contact with (something aimed at)(transitive verb)
2. Fail to notice, hear, or understand.(transitive verb)
3. Notice the loss or absence of.(transitive verb)
| Base | Past | Past Participle |
| miss | missed | missed |
Sentences with Miss
1.I miss your smile.
2.I miss your laugh.
3.I just miss you.
4.We all missed Alex.
5.I knew you’d miss me.
6.You didn’t miss much.
7.I missed it.
8.What did we miss?
9.Oh my God, I missed the bus.
10.I miss Madrid so much.
11.Am I missing something here?
12.Frank missed the last train.
13.We must be missing something.
14.I wouldn’t miss this for anything.
15.Steve’s shot missed the target by two feet.
