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Buffett12 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

'I've just' or 'I just'

Dear All,

Is it: "I've just requested an information package", or: "I just requested an information package". The word 'just' is a time indication, isn't it? Therefore, I'd say that it should be the latter. However, the former feels kind of natural too.

Thanks in advance,

Buffett
  

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Purists say that the first one is the "truly correct" one, but both are in use. Both are considered grammatical and natural. CJ

— CalifJim

  • Purists say that the first one is the "truly correct" one, but both are in use.
  • Both are considered grammatical and natural.
  • CJ
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Purists say that the first one is the "truly correct" one, but both are in use. Both are considered grammatical and natural.

CJ
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