Just is used almost exclusively with the present perfect tense and it means a very short time ago. In the present perfect tense, we put just between the auxiliary verb, have, and the past participle.
Examples:
— I’ve just run into an old friend at the supermarket.
— Billy has just confirmed that he’s coming to the party this weekend.
— Have you just said something? Sorry, I wasn’t focused.
— Your client has just arrived.
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