Hoy explicamos la diferencia entre estas dos palabras que no solemos distinguir.
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Curso Gratuito Save Your English:
Realmente Just y Only son intercambiables cuando actúan como el adverbio únicamente o simplemente:
-He’s just a kid.
-He’s only a kid.
JUST
Como adjetivo:
A just law
A just punishment
Como reciente:
I’ve just seen her on the street.
They’ve just finished.
Como solo solamente:
He has just one option.
He’s just a kid
I’m just calling to wish you luck.
I’ll just be here for a minute
Como exactamente:
He’s just like is father
She called me just when I was leaving.
ONLY
Como único:
He’s the only boy in the class.
You are the only one.
The one and only
Como solamente:
It’s only a matter of money.
I only want to tell you what happened.
If only you had told me the truth.
Not only was it raining all day, but also it was very windy.
Ambos como solamente o simplemente
I’m just / only here to help you.
It’s just / only a little problem.
I just / only wanted to way hello
I just / only need a minute
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