This document discusses the different uses of the word "just" in English. It can be used as an adverb to express recent actions with the present perfect, such as "I have just eaten." It can also be used as an adverb with words like "now" or "at the moment." Finally, it can be used as an adjective to say something is morally right or supported by a good cause, as in "I'd like to live in a just society."

1. UNIVERSIDAD CENTRAL
DEL ECUADOR
FACULTAD DE FILOSOFIA
LETRAS Y CIENCIAS DE LA
EDUCACIÓN
ESCUELA DE IDIOMAS
INTEGRANTES:
FERNANDA CHASI
DANIELA REYES
LENNYN RUEDA

2. USING JUST WITH PRESENT
PERFECT
We can use JUST to express actions that
have happened recently.
JUST goes after the auxiliary HAVE/HAS
and before the past participle
EXAMPLE
María has just finished her homework

3. JUST AS AN ADVERB
Just can be used as an adverb and
Is often used with word such us
•Now
•At the moment
•At present
Examples
I was just going to ask you the
same question.

4. JUST AS AN ADJECTIVE
As an adjective is used in the following
cases:
To say that something is right, morally
right or supported by a good cause.
Examples
I'd like to live in a just society.

5. JUST does not
translate when it
denotes a statement
emphasizing
Examples.
Just look at that dress
she’s wearing!

6. sólo,solamente It is just a game
justamente That is just what
happened
con el imperativo,sín Just look at her!
traducción
Acabar de con el I have just eaten
presente perfecto