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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Just or only?
Hello, I'm a English learner from Taiwan. I'm really confused about "just" and "only".
What's the different between them? And how to use them? I'm not sure wheather my grammar is correct or not. I hope you can understand my English, and thank you.
What's the different between them? And how to use them? I'm not sure wheather my grammar is correct or not. I hope you can understand my English, and thank you.Top answer
Sometimes "only" and "just" mean the same thing. I saw her [only / just] last week. There are [only / just] two desserts left.
- Sometimes "only" and "just" mean the same thing.
- I saw her [only / just] last week.
- There are [only / just] two desserts left.
- It's [only / just] a figment of your imagination.
- _______________ Sometimes they mean different things.
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Sometimes "only" and "just" mean the same thing.
I saw her [only / just] last week.
There are [only / just] two desserts left.
It's [only / just] a figment of your imagination.
_______________
Sometimes they mean different things.
The painting is just beautiful. (Not "only".)
The bank is just south of the post
I saw her [only / just] last week.
There are [only / just] two desserts left.
It's [only / just] a figment of your imagination.
_______________
Sometimes they mean different things.
The painting is just beautiful. (Not "only".)
The bank is just south of the post
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