Cómo usar "just" en el present perfect
Curso de Inglés Intermedio B1: Descripción de Eventos y Preferencias
Contenido del curso
Miguel Hernández Barrios
Franco Chalacan
Nestor Jesus Rodriguez Rodriguez
Gerardo De Las Cuevas Peña
Javier Leonardo Pedroza Pinilla
Galo Recalde
Eduardo Vázquez Zavala
Huáscar Suárez Chávez
Elier Cortés Baltodano
Jimmy Caicedo
Daniel Sanchez
Jorge Alberto Guerra Nocedal
Carlos Eduardo Céspedes Angulo
Emmanuel Chávez Mera
Viridiana Contreras Martinez
Gonzalo Aubone
Harry Ramirez
JOSE ANTONIO FERNANDEZ T
Daniel Fernando Roa Chamorro
Luis Figueroa
Navil Vargas Sánchez
Roxana Janeth Sorto de Velis
Cristian David España Gilon
Hector D. Ruiz
Salvador Mendez
Cesar Rusinque Nieto
Roberto Carlos Pérez Grajales
Daniel Steven Carrera Osorno
Andres Montes
Alejandra Angely Pacheco Caruci
Arvin Fernando Morales Villalobos
I have just left a comment here! And you have just read it!
I have just read your comment, and I have just give it a like!
And I have just laughed due to your comment 😁
My internet connection just fall
I'm wondering if the correct sentence would be "My internet connection has just fall", What do you think ?
My internet connection has just fallen
I have just eaten sweet bread and drunk coffee
I have just retaken this course
I have just watch this video.
I think is "watched" because we´re speaking in present perfect and usually when we do it when using the verbs in past participle, I guess that, someone tells me if I'm wrong.
I have just written this comment
So what is the difference between:
or these two sentences can be apply?
Hi! Both are correct.
Ex. I’ve known Julie for ten years (and I still know her).
I have just eaten has some present relevance - perhaps I can still feel the food burning in my belly.
Ex. I knew Julie for ten years (but then she moved away and we lost touch).
I just ate is regarding the event on its own without considering any present relevance. 😉
both are correct!
My children have just taken a shower. My mom has just got up from her chair. Erika has just sat down next to me
My mom has just gotten up from her chair
I have just smoked weed before to start the class
And I have Just eaten psilocybe before the class in order to get more flow
I’ve just drunk a coffee.
My boss have just entered the room? lmao
I think is "has" because your boss is "he"
My children have just got home. Five minutes ago.
I have just turned my computer on.
She has just sent an email to her boyfriend.
I have just watched this video. You have just presented the use of "just"
I have just eaten my lunch.
I have just drinked a cup of coffea
i have just started my english class
I have just drunk aguapanela.
My father has just ridden his motorbike.
I have just realized, what annoying noise, and
some dogs has just barked at neighbor's house.
i have just resolved a case from the dispute team
I have just eaten yogurt with strawberries
Did you just eat greek yogurt? hahaha
