Difference Between "I Saw Your Missed Call " And "I Missed Your Call"
When it comes to minor spoken english a lot of us make that mistake. Well you won't blame us because English isn't our very first language even if we are good in speaking the language compare to other African countries.
English is advancing everyday and at some point we all are guilty of one or two mistakes when it comes to spoken English. Since the onset of mobile phones manufacturing, so many terms have been introduced.
When you don't pick a call on your phone, it becomes a "Missed Calls" and when you pick up, it becomes "Received Calls." Seeing a call on your phone and you are unable to pick it up, it means you actually saw a missed call on phone.
Actually the words "I saw your missed calls" is correct in terms of spoken English but that's wrongly used in the speaking context.
In this article, I want to tell you the difference between the two phrases. "I saw your missed call" and “I missed your call” both expressions are correct and suitable.
The main difference is that you saw the
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