When I can use only and when just?
And, Is it my question correct?
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Also see the explanation at http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/ask-teacher/64992-just-only.html
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Sorry, I'm not an English teacher so I can't answer your question.
However, it is "Is my question correct?" (Without the "my")
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You can use "only" when there is only one item or only one time to do something. Like this: This is the only day I am able to take that test. There is only one more piece of cake left. Do you want it?
You got here JUST in time! We are ready to go.
There is JUST one more piece of cake left.
Just can take the place of "only" in many situations.
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This is a good question but say, "When can I..."
Usually the words can be used the same. For a more detailed explanation see http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/language/askaboutenglish/2009/06/090818_aae_just_only.shtml
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