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sorry i missed your message vs sorry i miss your message

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Sorry I missed your message' is used when you are apologizing for not seeing or noticing the message in the past. 'Sorry I miss your message' is used when you are apologizing for consistently or repeatedly not being able to see or notice the message.

Last updated: February 16, 2024

sorry i missed your message

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when you are apologizing for not seeing or noticing the message in the past.

Examples:

  • Sorry I missed your message. Can you please resend it?
  • I'm sorry I missed your message earlier. I was busy with work.
  • Sorry I missed your big moment.
  • Josh, sorry I missed your calls.
  • Sorry I missed your call earlier.
  • Sorry I missed your call earlier.
  • I'm sorry I missed your coronation.
  • Sorry I missed your call last night.
  • I'm sorry I missed your calls.
  • Sorry I missed your call before.
  • I'm so sorry I missed your Christmas show.
  • I'm sorry I missed your party.
  • I'm sorry I missed your call yesterday.
  • I'm sorry I missed your game.
  • I am sorry I missed your meet.
  • I am sorry I missed your meet.
  • I'm sorry I missed your wife, Warren.
  • But I'm sorry I missed your play.
  • Sorry I missed your call last night.
  • I'm sorry I missed your shower.
  • [Beep] Sorry I missed your call, honey, I was blasting the radio and didn't hear my phone.
  • [Beep] Sorry I missed your call, honey, I was blasting the radio and didn't hear my phone.

Alternatives:

  • I apologize for not seeing your message.
  • I'm sorry I didn't notice your message.
  • Sorry for not catching your message.
  • Apologies for not realizing your message.
  • Regrettably, I didn't see your message.

sorry i miss your message

This phrase is correct, but not commonly used in English. It implies a consistent or repeated inability to see or notice the message.

This phrase is used when you are apologizing for consistently or repeatedly not being able to see or notice the message.

Examples:

  • I'm sorry I miss your message every time. There must be something wrong with my notifications.
  • Sorry I miss your message so often. I'll try to be more attentive.
  • Despite everything, I miss your father.
  • Because I realize I miss your approval.
  • I miss your company, Vanozza.
  • Just the way I imagine I miss your husband.
  • I can not read and to write I miss your eyes.
  • You know, I miss your honesty.
  • Because... I miss your dad.
  • Is just that I miss your uncle Ben so much.
  • Though I miss your sloppy handwriting... this is much easier to read.
  • I miss your mum sometimes, that's all.
  • I miss your friends from school.
  • I miss your F.B.I. detail.
  • I miss your insults and violence, Noona.
  • I miss your smell on me.
  • Despite everything, I miss your father.
  • I miss your chubby little feet.
  • I miss your jokes, Walter.
  • This is when I miss your mama.
  • I miss your funny words, Bones.
  • Sorry I have to miss your opening night.

Alternatives:

  • I apologize for consistently missing your message.
  • I'm sorry I repeatedly fail to see your message.
  • Sorry for consistently not noticing your message.
  • Apologies for repeatedly not catching your message.
  • Regrettably, I consistently miss your message.

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