ALREADY vs JUST in English

ALREADY vs JUST in English

Already is used in positive phrases and questions. The sentence adds meaning like “even”, “something has happened earlier”.

Example Sentences;

• We haven’t already seen London.
• I have already read this book.
• He has already started it.
• When you got to the station, the train had already left.
• I have already done my homework.
• I have already been to New Jersey.

Just is often used in positive phrases and questions, and comes before the verse. It means “just before”, “a short time ago”.

Example Sentences;

• The phone just rang.
• The play has only just started.
• Mr. George has just called you.
• We have just completed the Web Project.
• She would have to come just at that moment.
• She have just finished her homework.