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Necrophagist Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Difference between i just and I've just
What's the difference between "I just" and "I've just" when used in a context set in the present? I.e, "I just heard you've been drafted" and "I've just heard you've been drafted"
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There's no difference; an event/action happened in the past with a result now. The present perfect is more common in British English while both are interchangeably used in American English.
- There's no difference; an event/action happened in the past with a result now.
- The present perfect is more common in British English while both are interchangeably used in American English.
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There's no difference; an event/action happened in the past with a result now. The present perfect is more common in British English while both are interchangeably used in American English.
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