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Nader75 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Already and Just
when I have to use already and when I have to use just
more clearly : which oneit is sonner with verb
so if I did somthing and after one second someone asking about the verb so what I hve to put already or just
and if he asking me after a while already or just
and thank you for help
more clearly : which oneit is sonner with verb
so if I did somthing and after one second someone asking about the verb so what I hve to put already or just
and if he asking me after a while already or just
and thank you for help
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If you just did something a second ago, you use "just."
If you did a while ago, you use "already."
Example: I say to you, "Don't forget to feed the dog."
If you fed the dog a few minutes ago, you answer, "I just did."
If you fed the dog a few hours ago, you answer, "I already did."
If you did a while ago, you use "already."
Example: I say to you, "Don't forget to feed the dog."
If you fed the dog a few minutes ago, you answer, "I just did."
If you fed the dog a few hours ago, you answer, "I already did."
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Grammar GeekIf you just did something a second ago, you use "just."And in British English, us
If you did a while ago, you use "already."
Example: I say to you, "Don't forget to feed the dog."
If you fed the dog a few minutes ago, you answer, "I just did."
If you fed the dog a few hours ago, you answer, "I already did."
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