Fill in the gaps with «just» and the correct form of the verbs:

1. My friend
to Manchester. (move)

2. She
me. (phone)

3. Tina
me with shopping. (help)

1. My friend just moved to Manchester.
In this sentence, we use "just" to indicate that the action of moving to Manchester happened recently. It emphasizes that this is a new change for your friend. The verb "move" needs to be put into the past tense because it refers to an action that has already happened. Therefore, we use "moved."

2. She just phoned me.
In this sentence, we use "just" to indicate that the action of phoning you happened a short time ago. It suggests that she recently called you. The verb "phone" needs to be put into the past tense because it refers to an action that has already happened. Therefore, we use "phoned."

3. Tina just helped me with shopping.
In this sentence, we use "just" to indicate that the action of helping you with shopping happened recently. It emphasizes that Tina has recently assisted you. The verb "help" needs to be put into the past tense because it refers to an action that has already happened. Therefore, we use "helped."