GRAMMAR: THE ADVERBS JUST

Can you please just listen for a moment?

• JUST+VERB

• JUST+PREPOSITION

• JUST+NOUN

He arrived just before the meeting started.

• JUST+VERB

• JUST+PREPOSITION

• JUST+NOUN

I need a break; I'll take just a moment to rest.

• JUST+VERB

• JUST+PREPOSITION

• JUST+NOUN

We finished the project just in time for the deadline.

• JUST+VERB

• JUST+PREPOSITION

• JUST+NOUN

I wanted to relax and just read a book all day.

• JUST+VERB

• JUST+PREPOSITION

• JUST+NOUN

The treasure chest is hidden just beyond that tree.

• JUST+VERB

• JUST+PREPOSITION

• JUST+NOUN

It's not a big problem; it's just a minor inconvenience.

• JUST+VERB

• JUST+PREPOSITION

• JUST+NOUN

I'm trying to concentrate, so if you could just be quiet for a moment.

• JUST+VERB

• JUST+PREPOSITION

• JUST+NOUN

The finish line is just ahead, keep running!

• JUST+VERB

• JUST+PREPOSITION

• JUST+NOUN

I'll be ready to go in a moment; I need to just finish packing.

• JUST+VERB

• JUST+PREPOSITION

• JUST+NOUN