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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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meaning of "just fine"
"I like the first abstract version - it is just fine". What is the exact meaning of "just fine" and how you compare it with "fine" instead of "just fine" in the the above sentence?
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) In some contexts, the phrase also suggests that no changes at all are required. Clive
- ) In some contexts, the phrase also suggests that no changes at all are required.
- Clive
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Hi,
In this phrase, 'just' simply stresses 'fine' (kind of like 'very fine'.)
In some contexts, the phrase also suggests that no changes at all are required.
Clive
In this phrase, 'just' simply stresses 'fine' (kind of like 'very fine'.)
In some contexts, the phrase also suggests that no changes at all are required.
Clive
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