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Ways to Say "i've just been" in English
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I've just been tipped off
It means the speaker has heard a warning that police are arriving soon.
From Under Her Control, Episode 50
When do people say this?
Scene Context
Someone says they have received a tip that the police are coming soon.
Usage Scenario
Use this in urgent or criminal-context scenes to warn someone about police arrival. It sounds dramatic and is too plot-specific for a focused learner page.
Better ways to say it
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The police are on their way.
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I've been tipped off that the police are coming.
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Police are on their way.
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