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'We already/just gave him a response'.

 

'We have already/just given him a response'.

Do 'already' and 'just' strictly require the present perfect?

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'We already/just gave him a response'.

 

'We have already/just given him a response'.

Do 'already' and 'just' strictly require the present perfect?

Compare:

'We already/just gave him a response'.

'We have already/just given him a response'.

Do 'already' and 'just' strictly require the present perfect?

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Compare:

'We already/just gave him a response'.

'We have already/just given him a response'.

Do 'already' and 'just' strictly require the present perfect?

Compare:

'We already gave him a response'.

'We have already given him a response'.

Do 'already' and 'just' strictly require the present perfect?

Compare:

'We already/just gave him a response'.

'We have already/just given him a response'.

Do 'already' and 'just' strictly require the present perfect?

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Elberich Schneider
  • 4.4k
  • 23
  • 70
  • 109

Do 'already' and 'just' require the present perfect?

Compare:

'We already gave him a response'.

'We have already given him a response'.

Do 'already' and 'just' strictly require the present perfect?