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Fri 30 Jun, 2017 04:57 am
Is it correct to say "If you missed (not miss) the train I'm on, you will see that I'm gone.." in a real-time situation (I'm on the train already)? And would "If you've missed the train I'm on..." also be Okay in the same context?
@alexsnapper,
The sentences are better written, "if you missed the train I'm on, you will have seen that I am gone;" and "if you have missed the train I'm on, you will see that I'm gone."
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