You just have a little mistake or You have just a little mistake?
Hello to all! Can any native English speakers please tell me how to correctly express this sentence? Thank you.
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Both ways would be used, depending on the person. Technically, the second one (have just) is grammatically correct. "Just" is an adjective, so it should be put in front of whatever it's modifying, which in this case is "mistake."
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