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Sorry missed your message vs Sorry I'm missing your message

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Sorry I missed your message' is used when you realize you missed a message after the fact, while 'Sorry I'm missing your message' is used when you are currently aware that you are missing a message. They are both commonly used in English.

Last updated: March 25, 2024

Sorry missed your message

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when you want to apologize for not seeing or responding to a message that was sent to you in the past.

Examples:

  • Sorry I missed your message earlier. I was in a meeting.
  • I'm sorry I missed your message last night. I fell asleep early.
  • You were sorry missed the council.
  • I missed your chicken salad so much.
  • I missed your face, Elizabeth.
  • - You missed your econ final.
  • Bullet missed your funny bone obviously.
  • You missed your brother's wedding.
  • Josh, sorry I missed your calls.
  • After you missed your mother's funeral.
  • Sorry I missed your call earlier.
  • The missile just missed your power source.
  • Darlings, you missed your honeymoon.
  • And I missed your tomatillo breath.
  • I already missed your call tonight.
  • Sorry I missed your big moment.
  • But you just missed your friend.
  • Sorry I missed your call earlier.
  • You missed your Behavioral Genetics final.
  • Sorry you missed your son's first halloween.
  • Got your message loud and clear.
  • I couldn't understand your message.

Alternatives:

  • Sorry I didn't see your message.
  • Apologies for not responding to your message.
  • I'm sorry I overlooked your message.

Sorry I'm missing your message

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when you want to apologize for not currently seeing or responding to a message that was sent to you.

Examples:

  • Sorry I'm missing your message right now. I'll check it as soon as I can.
  • I'm sorry I'm missing your message at the moment. I'm in a meeting.
  • Sarah, honey, I'm sorry I didn't get your message before this, but not to worry.
  • Sorry I'm late, Mr. Ford, but I didn't get your message until a few minutes ago.
  • Sorry I didn't get back to you about your message, but we've been down this road before.
  • And I'm missing your fiancée, Daniel.
  • I'm sorry again, Abby, about missing your Halloween party.
  • I'm actually really happy to get your message.
  • I'm really confused by your message.
  • I'm surprised to get your message.
  • I'm here to take your message back to the magistrate.
  • I'm calling regarding your message.
  • - I'm sorry I ruined your shower.
  • Sorry I'm so weird about intimacy.
  • I'm sorry I interrupted your birthday party.
  • I'm sorry I had to do it this way, Tara.
  • I got your message, and it's definitely the situation I'm mad at.
  • I'm too busy or lazy to answer, so leave your message.
  • You should check your messages, 'cause I'm pretty sure you got a message.
  • So I... I got your message and I'm thrilled that you called.
  • Since your message was so cryptic, I'm assuming this is about business.
  • - Wait a minute. I'm sorry. I didn't get your message.

Alternatives:

  • Sorry I haven't seen your message yet.
  • Apologies for not noticing your message.
  • I apologize for not catching your message.

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