When to use just and only? "Just" could mean recently for example: I just ate your burger It could also mean "only": for instance: I have just one car "Only" can be replaced with "just" in some situtations: Example: Only one person participated/ Just one person participated But it's also different in some situations: I just washed the floor (a few minutes ago) I only washed the floor (and I didn’t wash the table) However, it also depends on the context: “Did you clean the whole house?” “No, I just washed the floor” (= I only washed the floor). “Why is the floor wet?” “Because I just washed it” (= I recently washed it. In this case, you can’t use “only”) When you use “just,” the word order matters: I just ate two pieces of pizza. ( = I recently ate two pieces of pizza) I ate just two pieces of pizza ( = I ate only two pieces, not 3 or 4 or 5)

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