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    The document provides examples to illustrate the difference between using "have just" and "just" in English. It includes a vocabulary list and 3 examples sentences translated from Spanish to demonstrate: 1) "Have just" is used for perfective actions that were completed very recently in the past. 2) "Just" is used for actions that occurred in the immediate past with relevance to the present. 3) The examples show how to correctly use "have just" and "just" in the context of watching a video, grocery shopping, and feeding animals.

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    The document provides examples to illustrate the difference between using "have just" and "just" in English. It includes a vocabulary list and 3 examples sentences translated from Spanish to demonstrate: 1) "Have just" is used for perfective actions that were completed very recently in the past. 2) "Just" is used for actions that occurred in the immediate past with relevance to the present. 3) The examples show how to correctly use "have just" and "just" in the context of watching a video, grocery shopping, and feeding animals.

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    PrcticeHAVE JUST VS JUST

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    Conrad Furio
    The document provides examples to illustrate the difference between using "have just" and "just" in English. It includes a vocabulary list and 3 examples sentences translated from Spanish to demonstrate: 1) "Have just" is used for perfective actions that were completed very recently in the past. 2) "Just" is used for actions that occurred in the immediate past with relevance to the present. 3) The examples show how to correctly use "have just" and "just" in the context of watching a video, grocery shopping, and feeding animals.

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    LESSON 3 - DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HAVE JUST AND JUST

    Use the vocabulary as a tool to help you make and understand easily the exercises.
    VOCABULARY
    Groceries Alimentos Homework Tarea
    Sit Sentarse Finish Terminar
    Starving Muriendo de hambre Have fun Divertirse - Pasarla bien
    People Gente - Personas Wake-up (Phrasal Verb) Despertarse
    Get Conseguir - Obtener Things - Stuff Cosas
    Job Trabajo Remember Recordar
    Some Algunos(as) Before Antes
    PART 1 - Writing exercises

    Write in English the following sentences.


    EX He acabado de ver el video. Ahora voy a practicar.
    PP. I have just watched the video.Now, I'm going to practice.
    S.P I just watched the video.Now, I'm going to practice.

    1. Mike o Ana ha acabado de comprar los alimentos en el supermercado.


    PP.
    S.P

    2.
    Ustedes no han acabado de escribir la tarea, así que por favor, siéntense y terminen.

    PP.
    S.P
    3. ¿Has terminado de alimentar tus animales? Se están muriendo de hambre.
    PP. Have you just fed your animals? They're starving.
    S.P Did you just feed your animals? They're starving.

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