Word: Just
Part of Speech: Adverb
Meaning: Just means only, or a very short time before now.
Syllables: just
Tricky part: Just ends in st. Children sometimes drop the t and write jus.
Watch out for: jus, jusd
Memory tip: The end of just is st, the same two letters that end fast and best.
Example 1: I just want one sweet.
Example 2: Wait just a minute, Mum.
Example 3: The bus has just left.
Just has another meaning too: a just person is fair to everyone. The word justice comes from the same idea.
Choose the incorrectly spelt word:
a) mor
b) just
a) mor. More ends with a silent e; mor leaves it off.
Choose the word which rhymes with 'just':
a) post
b) dust
b) dust. Dust rhymes with just. Post looks alike but has a long o.
Remove one letter to make a meaningful word:
juust
a) u
b) j
a) u. Juust has two u's; drop one.
1. Which sentence uses just to mean only?
a) The train has just gone.
b) I just came home.
c) I have just one pencil.
d) She has just woken up.
c) I have just one pencil.
2. The bus has just left. This means it left ___.
a) a week ago
b) last month
c) last year
d) a moment ago
d) a moment ago
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