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Chinn_asama
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Hi there
Here is a sentence from a news article. "New citizens have obligations to Singapore and just not/not just benefits." Which one is right? In the new articles, it was just not. Does the meaning change if we write 'not just' instead?
Regards
Chinna
Here is a sentence from a news article. "New citizens have obligations to Singapore and just not/not just benefits." Which one is right? In the new articles, it was just not. Does the meaning change if we write 'not just' instead?
Regards
Chinna












