"I have not just been able to..." or "I just have not been able to..."?
I just have not been able to choose between free life without obligations and the life fulfilled with many overwhelming and thankless tasks.
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Hi... Both are correct...
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Hello Matt,
Either is correct but the context is important. For example:
I have not just been able to... start my car. ( = I've failed to start the car recently)
I just have not been able to... reply to your email. ( = I've been too busy to reply).
I hope this helps. Post the whole sentence it should make more sense.
Stephen
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The second one.
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