Base Form (First Form) : Justify
Simple Past (Second Form) : Justified
Past Participle (Third Form) : Justified
BASE FORM ( FIRST FORM ) : justify
- Can you justify your decision to the team?
- It’s important to justify your expenses in the report.
- Writers often justify their arguments with supporting evidence.
- The student needs to justify their choice of research topic.
- Please justify the use of resources for this project.
- Scientists justify their theories through rigorous experimentation.
- The speaker will justify the proposed changes in the presentation.
- It’s challenging to justify the delay in project completion.
- The manager asked the employee to justify the budget allocation.
- The author will justify the plot twist in the upcoming novel.
Past Simple ( Second Form ) : justified
- Last week, he justified his actions during the meeting.
- The lawyer justified the client’s innocence in court.
- The researcher justified the methodology in the published paper.
- The supervisor justified the decision to the team.
- The student justified their absence with a valid excuse.
- The spokesperson justified the company’s position in the press conference.
- The committee justified the selection of the candidate.
- The teacher justified the grading criteria for the assignment.
- The CEO justified the strategic decision in the shareholders’ meeting.
- The employee justified their performance during the review.
Past Participle ( Third Form ) : justified
- The results have been justified by statistical analysis.
- The expenses have been justified in the financial report.
- The claims have been justified with supporting documentation.
- The decision has been justified through thorough examination.
- The criticism has been justified by market trends.
- The strategy has been justified by the positive outcomes.
- The choice has been justified by customer feedback.
- The actions have been justified in the official statement.
- The project has been justified by its impact on the community.
- The conclusion has been justified by the accumulation of evidence.