Qual è la differenza tra I miss you e I missed you e I have missed you ?Sentiti libero di rispondere con un esempio.

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"I miss you" is present tense (now). It says you currently miss the person.
"I missed you" and "I have missed you" mean the same thing and are both different ways of using the past tense of 'to miss'. They mean someone has not been present for a while and you want contact with them again.

"I missed you" and "I have missed you" could also be used to describe a meeting or phone conversation that did not take place--like a voice mail. "I tried to talk to you, but it looks like I missed you."
"I tried to talk to you again, but I have missed you."

@tabingham Thank you. : )

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