🇬🇧 Just meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

"Just" is an adverb that you add to a sentence to make it stronger. It makes what you say sound more serious, more honest, or more important. When you say things like, "I just want a snack" or "Just stop doing that," the word "just" shows you really mean it or that it’s only that one thing you care about.

I just asked the mirror who the silliest person was, and it just showed me.

I just asked my broccoli to taste like pizza, and it just refused.

My little brother just tried to eat soup with a fork and just called it "soup on hard mode."

I just told my homework to do itself, and it just laughed at me.

I just learned that some turtles can breathe through their bottoms, and now I just can’t stop thinking about butt-breathing superheroes.

Cold rain just falls. A child walks and sees a small cat under a bus. The cat is just wet and alone. The child just takes her scarf and wraps the cat. The cat just looks up and stops shaking. The child is just so happy. They walk home, warm and safe.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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