[Grammar] I can just imagine what he is going

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Consider these sentences, please:

1) I can just imagine what he is going through.

2) I can imagine what he is going through.

Question: If I were to backshift 1 and 2, how would I backshift them, like this?

3) I could just imagine what he was going through OR I could've just imagined what he was going through.

4) I could imagine what he was going through OR I could've imagined what he was going through.
 
What's the difference between 1 and 2?

1) I can just imagine what he is going through.

2) I can only imagine what he is going through.
 
Probably little or no difference.
 
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