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Wonder123 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Best position of "recently" and "already"

Since you have mastered the skills for(or of) jumping from one building to another recently (already), this is the right chance to part in the jumping competition.

Since you have recently/already mastered the skills for(or of) jumping from one building to another, this is the right chance to part in the jumping competition.

1) Can I use recently and already in different positions as above
2) Should I have to use for or of in the above sentences

Please answer my questions.
  

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Wonder123 1) Can I use recently and already in different positions as above Yes, but it's better sooner than later. Wonder123 2) Should Do I have to use for or of in the above sentences of. Since you have recently/already mastered the skill of jumping from one building to another, this is the right time to take part in the jumping competition.

— CalifJim

  • Wonder123 1) Can I use recently and already in different positions as above Yes, but it's better sooner than later.
  • Wonder123 2) Should Do I have to use for or of in the above sentences of.
  • Since you have recently/already mastered the skill of jumping from one building to another, this is the right time to take part in the jumping competition.
  • CJ
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Wonder1231) Can I use recently and already in different positions as above
Yes, but it's better sooner than later.
Wonder1232) Should Do I have to use for or of in the above sentences
of.

Since you have recently/already mastered the skill
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