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Just got back vs Just get back

'Just got back' is the proper English phrasing. 'Got' is the past tense of 'get,' so it is used to indicate that the action of returning has already happened. 'Just get back' is not correct in this context.
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Last updated: September 14, 2024 • 19144 views

Just got back

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that someone has recently returned from a place or activity. It is in the past tense, indicating that the action of returning has already occurred.

Examples:

  • I just got back from my vacation.
  • She just got back from the store.
  • We just got back home.
  • He just got back from his business trip.
  • They just got back from the party.
  • Just got back from Afghanistan, where he received a commendation for saving two locals from a land mine.
  • Trent just got back from rehearsal.
  • She just got back from her honeymoon.
  • Okay, so I just got back from the mall.
  • Thanks. Just got back from the local homeless shelter.
  • Just got back from a ten-day trip to Disney World.
  • I just got back in the inner circle, Liv.
  • He just got back from the Peace Corps.
  • Ghost just got back from Miami.
  • She just got back from Italy with her boyfriend.
  • We just got back from San Antonio.
  • You know, Bernard, he just got back from...
  • You just got back from the Middle East.
  • Because last I checked you just got back.
  • I just got back from a mission in Pyongyang.
  • Roy and I just got back from the Poconos.
  • I just got back to my family, Sam.
  • I just got back from Shock Trauma.
  • I just got back from a walkabout in Bhutan.
  • I just got back from a CIA mission.

Just get back

This phrase is not correct in this context.

  • Just get back to the house and watch the kid.
  • Just get back here, please.
  • Just get back in the air before Infinite Wisdom turns this entire country into a smoldering heap.
  • So what do you say we just get back to our dead Santa here.
  • Well, he did just get back from the war, so maybe he just needs some time.
  • Just get back in the cheese with the other maggots.
  • Just get back in there and lock yourself in.
  • Just get back inside and wait until -
  • Just get back together with me and all this will go away.
  • Just get back in there and don't get us fired.
  • Just get back on the bus and let Clyde work it out.
  • No. Just get back to the bar.
  • Okay, just get back as soon as you can.
  • Okay, why don't we all just get back to clearing Vincent's name, exposing Reynolds...
  • You just get back in one piece, we can't do this without you.
  • Please, just get back in your room.
  • Jake, look, I know you wanted me to come here, but we're not helping anybody, so please, just get back inside.
  • Just get back to camp and get me some help.
  • Just get back to your life.
  • Just get back to us when you have something.

Alternatives:

  • just get here
  • just come back
  • just return
  • just arrived
  • just made it back

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