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Sabrynazulkyflyyy Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Recently or recent?

Which one is correct?

1) " This is the recently edited file."

2) " This is the recent edited file."

  

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(1) means that the editing happened recently. (2) means that file has been edited, and the file is also "recent" in some relevant sense. I would guess that you probably mean (1).

— GPY

  • (1) means that the editing happened recently.
  • (2) means that file has been edited, and the file is also "recent" in some relevant sense.
  • I would guess that you probably mean (1).
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(1) means that the editing happened recently.

(2) means that file has been edited, and the file is also "recent" in some relevant sense.

I would guess that you probably mean (1).

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