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New2grammar Posted 19 years ago
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just/ full

It took just three minutes to disassemble the bed.

'Just' here implies merely. What is the opposite of 'just' in this context?

I believe it would be:

It took full three minutes to disassemble the bed.

Thanks in advance!
  

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New2grammar It took just three minutes to disassemble the bed. 'Just' here implies merely. What is the opposite of 'just' in this context?

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  • New2grammar It took just three minutes to disassemble the bed.
  • 'Just' here implies merely.
  • What is the opposite of 'just' in this context?
  • I believe it would be: It took [a] full three minutes to disassemble the bed.
  • Thanks in advance!
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New2grammarIt took just three minutes to disassemble the bed.

'Just' here implies merely. What is the opposite of 'just' in this context?

I believe it would be:

It took [a] full three minutes to disassemble the bed.

Thanks in advance!
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