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I missed the target....past simple.

John has missed his chance to play for the team...past participle.

Jane is missing her mother....present participle.

I miss

you miss

he/she misses

you miss

they miss.

Past Participle Of Miss

"Missed" is both the past tense and the participle.

I miss my friends when they are away

I have missed the train.

I shot an arrow at the tree but I missed

There is one usage which occurs only with the present participle:

My books are missing (i.e. they are not where they should be/where I expected them to be/they are lost.

past simple= missed

present participle= missing

I missed the goal (past simple)

This item is missing (present participle)

missed for both.

I can't do without you, I miss you

Sorry for being late, I missed the train

The concert was bad, you haven't missed much.

She notices everything, she doesn't miss much!