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recently I have posted a question vs recently I posted a question

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. "Recently I have posted a question" is used when you want to emphasize that the action of posting the question is connected to the present moment. On the other hand, "Recently I posted a question" is more straightforward and simply states that the action of posting the question happened in the recent past.

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recently I have posted a question

This phrase is correct and is used to emphasize the connection of the action to the present moment.

Use this phrase when you want to highlight that the action of posting the question is relevant to the current situation or discussion.

Examples:

  • Recently I have posted a question on the forum, but I haven't received any responses yet.
  • I can't believe you missed it! Recently I have posted a question about the project deadline.
  • Recently I have posted a question that sparked a lot of interesting discussions.
  • I know you're busy, but recently I have posted a question that I really need your input on.
  • Recently I have posted a question that has been generating a lot of buzz in the community.
  • Mar 12, 2014 ... Recently I have posted a question about declining the Marshall gambit in the QGD, and asked if Black can transpose into another solid opening ...
  • Recently, I have posted a question about architecture and how to implement communication between different MVCs ...
  • Apr 12, 2011 ... What is your point anyway? 50 words or less.. However if that helps, recently I have posted a question on facebook that might interest you:

Alternatives:

  • Recently I posted a question
  • I have recently posted a question
  • I posted a question recently
  • I recently posted a question
  • I posted a question not long ago

recently I posted a question

This phrase is correct and is a more straightforward way of stating that the action of posting the question happened in the recent past.

Use this phrase when you simply want to convey that the action of posting the question took place recently without emphasizing its connection to the present moment.

Examples:

  • Recently I posted a question in the online discussion group.
  • I remember that recently I posted a question on the website.
  • Recently I posted a question that received a lot of attention.
  • I can't believe it! Recently I posted a question and got so many helpful responses.
  • Recently I posted a question that I thought would be interesting to discuss.
  • Apr 16, 2015 ... Recently I posted a question on the Rockstar Support Forums which regards wether or not you will get banned if you use the FOV fix (self.
  • Feb 19, 2015 ... Recently I posted a question asking "what is best way of compiling my project if I don't have proper theoretical environment." I got a few ...
  • Jan 28, 2015 ... Recently I posted a question on twitter: How do we define an athlete? This provoked quite a response. Jeukendrup Sports Nutrition Sport ...
  • Feb 27, 2014 ... Recently I posted a question on my Facebook page and I got a question in return. A baby boomer wanted to know what it all means and how to ...

Alternatives:

  • Recently I have posted a question
  • I have recently posted a question
  • I posted a question recently
  • I recently posted a question
  • I posted a question not long ago

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