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initial and middle position of "recently"



 
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initial and middle position of "recently" #1 (permalink) Mon Dec 29, 2008 14:01 pm   initial and middle position of "recently"		  
Hi: could you please explain the difference between "Recently, John had arrived in Pontefract" and "John had recently arrived in Pontefract"? thank you.
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initial and middle position of "recently" #2 (permalink) Mon Dec 29, 2008 14:12 pm   initial and middle position of "recently"		  
There is no difference in meaning.
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