To miss vs to lose Miss Miss is a verb. Use miss: with public transport Examples: And now I’ve missed my flight. You’re going to miss the train! when you feel sad because someone or something is not there Example: I’ll miss you when you’re gone. with planned or expected events that you cannot attend Example: They missed two days of school because they were sick. Lose Lose is also a verb. Use lose: when you can’t find someone or something Examples: Yesterday I lost my wallet. I think I’ve lost my

Employee reporting of near misses in the workplace

I Miss You- Incubus (Lyrics)