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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
position of "recently"
Which is correct?
"Have you seen Tom recently?"
or
"Have you recently seen Tom ?"
"Have you seen Tom recently?"
or
"Have you recently seen Tom ?"
Top answer
First seems more natural to me. e. Have you seen Tom, recently?
- First seems more natural to me.
- e.
- Have you seen Tom, recently?
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2 Answers
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First seems more natural to me. With a comma, may be i.e. Have you seen Tom, recently?
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The first is natural. It does not need a comma.
The second is possible but, in most contexts, less likely, in my opinion.
The second is possible but, in most contexts, less likely, in my opinion.
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