curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-discuss-roles-and-responsibilities/65b78bde6c6910b32eef74ba.md
The phrase you've just said is used in the present perfect tense to refer to something that someone has said very recently. You've is a contraction of you have, and said is the past participle of say.
The word just is used to indicate that something happened a very short time ago. For example, I've just finished my homework means I finished my homework very recently.
Those are very positive things BLANK BLANK BLANK. I'm excited we have someone like her in our company. I'd love to chat with her sometime and learn from her experiences.
you've
This contraction stands for you have, used with the present perfect tense.
just
This word indicates something happened moments ago.
said
This is the past participle of say, used to describe what someone has expressed in words recently.
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