Just

Just

Just is a very common adverb in English. It changes the meaning of the verb it comes before. It has several different meanings depending on how it is used.

Recently

"Just" often means "recently" or "in the recent past"

I.E. I JUST finished eating dinner.

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Which number from the previous worksheet is just used as "recently".

Very

"Just" Can also mean "Very" or "Really".

The dinner was JUST wonderful.

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In which number sentence does just mean "really" or "very".

Only/Simply

Just can also mean "Only" or "Simply".

The dinner JUST took five minutes to cook.

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In which sentence does just mean "ONLY"

Open Ended

Add just to the following sentence: "I ate one cookie."

Open Ended

Add just to the following sentence: I have arrived at the ALC."

Open Ended

Add just to the following sentence: "I am starving."