a doubt : Is it " to miss" a stative verb not used in continuous

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a doubt : Is it " to miss" a stative verb not used in continuous

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a doubt : Is it " to miss" a stative verb not used in continuous

I am missing you a lot right now or I miss you a lot right now. Are both correct? what would you say? thanks in advance

4 Nov 2009

the verb �to miss � isn �t stative .. I am missing her so much at the moment ... is perfectly ok ..

4 Nov 2009