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  1. 19-Jan-2005, 20:23 #1
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    Question Adverb

    Hello. Could you please tell me if we can use the adverb "just now" with Present Continuous?
    example: Just now we are doing the shopping
    Thank you so much!
  2. 19-Jan-2005, 23:50 #2
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