Using "Just" in English (English Grammar, Intermediate Plus Level)

English Level: Intermediate Plus (B1.2+)
Learn how to use the word “just” correctly in English as both an adjective and an adverb using our examples to help.
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Video Outline
0’43: Just as an Adjective
1’05: Just as an Adverb
1’13: Very recently
2’11: Exactly
2’31: Simply
2’53: Really
3’12: Almost
3’28: Narrowly
3’53: Intensifier
4’08: Summary
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Just is certainly a tricky word to use. As an adjective, it means "fair". As an adverb, it can mean very recently, exactly, simply, really, almost, narrowly and as an intensifier. It can also be used in many set phrases, which we simply need to learn. Hope this helps! 😃