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Makiasan Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
just or only
I've read the words just and only are often interchangeable when 'just' doesn't mean 'recently'.
1) I'll just have a salad, because I'm on a diet.
2) I'll only have a salad, because I'm on a diet.
Does the sentence number 2 sound fine?
Thank you.
1) I'll just have a salad, because I'm on a diet.
2) I'll only have a salad, because I'm on a diet.
Does the sentence number 2 sound fine?
Thank you.
Top answer
#2 is fine, although #1 is probably more common.
- #2 is fine, although #1 is probably more common.
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