Pattern: have-just-past-participle

Structure Overview

Formula: have/has + just + Past Participle (V3)
Core Meaning: Used to indicate that an action happened very recently, placing the event merely moments before the present time.

💬 Contextual Examples

I have just spoken to the manager about the issue.
She has just woken up, so she is still a bit sleepy.

🎴 Interactive Web Practice (Click to Reveal)

Practice 1: They ______ just announced the winner of the competition.

Answer: have

Practice 2: He has just ______ the building, so you missed him.

Answer: left

🔗 Knowledge Base Connections

🔑 Parent Keyword: just