Recently
Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2022 12:08 am
Hi,
This adverb refers to something in the past. Therefore, we can use it with the Present Perfect or Past Simple. For example:
I recently realised that it was a lie.
I have been looking for a job recently.
Is it also possible to use Present Continuous? If yes, can you explain why? Example:
I am recently working on a new project.
Are there any other tenses we can use recently with?
Thanks!
This adverb refers to something in the past. Therefore, we can use it with the Present Perfect or Past Simple. For example:
I recently realised that it was a lie.
I have been looking for a job recently.
Is it also possible to use Present Continuous? If yes, can you explain why? Example:
I am recently working on a new project.
Are there any other tenses we can use recently with?
Thanks!