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le present perfect avec
JUST
: HAVE + JUST + PAST PARTICIPLE
pour dire que l'
on vient de faire
quelque chose
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???
She has just cut her finger.
He has just written a letter.
She has just made a cake.
He has just had a shower.
He has just washed the car.
They have just got up.
She has just combed her hair.
They have just broken a window.
???
She has just cut her finger.
He has just written a letter.
She has just made a cake.
He has just had a shower.
He has just washed the car.
They have just got up.
She has just combed her hair.
They have just broken a window.
???
She has just cut her finger.
He has just written a letter.
She has just made a cake.
He has just had a shower.
He has just washed the car.
They have just got up.
She has just combed her hair.
They have just broken a window.
???
She has just cut her finger.
He has just written a letter.
She has just made a cake.
He has just had a shower.
He has just washed the car.
They have just got up.
She has just combed her hair.
They have just broken a window.
???
She has just cut her finger.
He has just written a letter.
She has just made a cake.
He has just had a shower.
He has just washed the car.
They have just got up.
She has just combed her hair.
They have just broken a window.
???
She has just cut her finger.
He has just written a letter.
She has just made a cake.
He has just had a shower.
He has just washed the car.
They have just got up.
She has just combed her hair.
They have just broken a window.
???
She has just cut her finger.
He has just written a letter.
She has just made a cake.
He has just had a shower.
He has just washed the car.
They have just got up.
She has just combed her hair.
They have just broken a window.
???
She has just cut her finger.
He has just written a letter.
She has just made a cake.
He has just had a shower.
He has just washed the car.
They have just got up.
She has just combed her hair.
They have just broken a window.
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