Asked by rfvv

1. I smiled and said that I was sure she was just fine.

2. I smiled and said that I was sure she was only fine.

3. I smiled and said that I was sure she was simply fine.

4. I smiled and said that I was sure she was very fine.

5. I smiled and said that I was sure she was quite fine.

6. I smiled and said that I was sure she was exactly fine.
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Which one is similar to 'just fine' in Sentence 1?
Answered by Anon
#1 and #5 have very similar meanings.
Answered by rfvv
Your previous answer was #4.
It is different from your second answer.
Will you clarify that?
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I smiled and said that I was sure she was just fine.
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What is the meaning of 'just' in this sentence?
1. to an exact degree or in an exact manner
2. very recently
3. by a small amount
4. nothing more than : only

rfvv
15 hours ago

#4
Anon
Answered by Anon
Even though you're asking about the same phrase ("just fine"), the answer choices are different and in different orders.

When I answered the first time, #4 was the best of the 4 choices -- even though I really didn't think any of the choices was accurate. For this second time, I've indicated which one of the five possibilities given is similar to #1 -- even though I still don't think any of the choices is accurate. Sorry.
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