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Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
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Just got up or Just go up now

She just got up, and she has to get herself ready to do shopping

She just got up now, and she has to get herself ready to do shopping

She just got up, and now she has to get herself ready to do shopping

Which one of the above is correct and can we use just got up now or just just go up in the sentences?
  

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She just got up, and she has to get herself ready to do shopping OK She just got up now, and she has to get herself ready to do shopping OK, but you don't need 'now' to modify 'got up'. 'Just' already implies that. She just got up, and now she has to get herself ready to do shopping OK Which one of the above is correct and can we use just got up now or just just go up in the sentences?

— Clive

  • She just got up, and she has to get herself ready to do shopping OK She just got up now, and she has to get herself ready to do shopping OK, but you don't need 'now' to modify 'got up'.
  • 'Just' already implies that.
  • She just got up, and now she has to get herself ready to do shopping OK Which one of the above is correct and can we use just got up now or just just go up in the sentences?
  • 'Just got up' means 'just got out of bed.
  • 'Just go up' does not, and is wrong here.
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She just got up, and she has to get herself ready to do shopping OK

She just got up now, and she has to get herself ready to do shopping OK, but you don't need 'now' to modify 'got up'. 'Just' already implies that.

She just got up, and now she has to get herself ready to do shopping
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CliveShe just got up, and she has to get herself ready to do shopping OK
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