25.2.5. gy. A1C2 (példák)

just adverb /dʒʌst/ 1 épp, éppen (nemrég, az imént)

I've just been on a trip to France.

We've only just begun.

newly adverb /ˈnjuː.li/ újonnan (most, nemrég)

the newly formed residents' association

Newly-discovered documents cast doubt on the guilt of the two men.

once adverb /wʌnts/ 2 azelőtt, egykor

This house once belonged to my grandfather.

Computers are much cheaper nowadays than they once were.

only adverb /ˈəʊn.li/ 4 csak (nemrég)

I only arrived half an hour ago.

They only put the roof on last week.

People were leaving and I'd only just arrived.

We'd only just set off when the car broke down.

recently adverb /ˈriː.sənt.li/ nemrég; mostanában, az utóbbi időben

Have you seen any good films recently?

Until very recently he worked as a teacher.

Recently, I've been feeling a bit depressed.

yesterday adverb /ˈjes.tə.deɪ/ tegnap

He rang yesterday while you were out.

I saw her yesterday morning/afternoon/evening.

one determiner /wʌn/ 3 egy, egyik (közelebbről meghatározatlan időpont a múltban)

I met him one day in the park.

One night we stayed up talking till dawn.

He was attacked as he was walking home from work late one afternoon.

Phrasal verbs:

date back /deɪt/ (vmilyen korból) származik, ered

This house dates back to 1650.

date from sth /deɪt/ (vmilyen korból) származik, ered

The castle dates from the 11th century.

Phrases and idioms:

at one time or another valamikor egyszer (a múltban)

Most of us have made a similar mistake at one time or another.