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Kax Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Just vs just now
What is the difference between 'just' and 'just now'
and what type of tenses should i use for the above cases?
and what type of tenses should i use for the above cases?
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'Just now' incorporates only one meaning of the word 'just'. 'Just' can appear with any verb tense. 'Just now' will normally appear with present tenses.
- 'Just now' incorporates only one meaning of the word 'just'.
- 'Just' can appear with any verb tense.
- 'Just now' will normally appear with present tenses.
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'Just now' incorporates only one meaning of the word 'just'. 'Just' can appear with any verb tense. 'Just now' will normally appear with present tenses.
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thanks =)
can i use just without 'have'?
eg.
i have just taken my meal
and
i just taken(or took?) my meal
can i use just without 'have'?
eg.
i have just taken my meal
and
i just taken(or took?) my meal
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'Just' has no relationship with the verb form: the verb form must be the same whether or not 'just' (or any other adverb) is used.
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