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Makiasan Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
I just came/arrived/got here, too.
A) I'm sorry I'm late.
B) It's OK.
I just came, too.
I just arrived, too.
I just got here, too.
Do these sentences sound ok? If not, what would you say?
Thank you.
B) It's OK.
I just came, too.
I just arrived, too.
I just got here, too.
Do these sentences sound ok? If not, what would you say?
Thank you.
Top answer
Dear Makiasan "I just came" is not good but the others are. You don't need the comma before "too". I might also say : "I've only just arrived, myself".
- Dear Makiasan "I just came" is not good but the others are.
- You don't need the comma before "too".
- I might also say : "I've only just arrived, myself".
- Kind regards, Michael
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Dear Makiasan
"I just came" is not good but the others are. You don't need the comma before "too".
I might also say : "I've only just arrived, myself".
Kind regards, Michael
"I just came" is not good but the others are. You don't need the comma before "too".
I might also say : "I've only just arrived, myself".
Kind regards, Michael
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