English conjugation practice
Miss
Miss conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I miss my old friends.
You miss the bus sometimes.
He misses his family.
We miss the quiet countryside.
They miss their teacher.
Present Continuous
I am missing my train.
You are missing the best part.
He is missing his friends today.
We are missing the opening scene.
They are missing their chance.
Present Perfect
I have missed my parents.
You have missed two calls.
He has missed the deadline.
We have missed several opportunities.
They have missed the last train.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been missing home lately.
You have been missing lessons this week.
He has been missing his dog since Monday.
We have been missing the sunlight.
They have been missing practice sessions.
Past Simple
I missed the bus yesterday.
You missed a great concert.
He missed his flight last night.
We missed the beginning of the movie.
They missed an important warning.
Past Continuous
I was missing my sister during the trip.
You were missing from the group photo.
He was missing the clues.
We were missing our friends at dinner.
They were missing the point of the story.
Past Perfect
I had missed the message before lunch.
You had missed the earlier train.
He had missed his chance by then.
We had missed the main entrance.
They had missed the final announcement.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been missing home for weeks.
You had been missing classes before the holiday.
He had been missing his brother since spring.
We had been missing the sea air.
They had been missing several appointments.
Future Simple (will)
I will miss you while I am away.
You will miss the old school.
He will miss the meeting if he leaves now.
We will miss the final bus.
They will miss this beautiful view.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to miss my teammates.
You are going to miss the opening act.
He is going to miss the train at this speed.
We are going to miss the sunset.
They are going to miss the last performance.
Future Continuous
I will be missing my family during camp.
You will be missing the workshop tomorrow.
He will be missing his dog on the trip.
We will be missing our neighbors.
They will be missing the parade.
Future Perfect
By noon, I will have missed the busiest trains.
By then, you will have missed the first lecture.
He will have missed his opportunity by Friday.
By sunset, we will have missed the best light.
By midnight, they will have missed the final connection.
Future Perfect Continuous
By July, I will have been missing home for a year.
By then, you will have been missing many classes.
By autumn, he will have been missing his friends for months.
By next month, we will have been missing the mountains for years.
By then, they will have been missing meetings all season.
Present Simple Negative
I do not miss my old job.
You do not miss many chances.
He does not miss his hometown.
We do not miss our weekly walks.
They do not miss important meetings.
Present Simple Question
Why do I miss that place so much?
Do you miss your old school?
Does he miss his brother?
Why do we miss the simplest things?
Do they miss their friends abroad?
Past Simple Negative
I did not miss the appointment.
You did not miss the important clue.
He did not miss his family for long.
We did not miss a single stop.
They did not miss the old village.
Past Simple Question
Did I miss the announcement?
Why did you miss the train?
Did he miss his chance?
How did we miss that sign?
Did they miss their flight yesterday?