Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Recent"

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A: something new that happened

A: It happen not very long ago

A: Not a long time ago.
"It was very recent" -> It happened not too long ago.

A: In recent news, the snow has stopped for now in Tokyo.
In a recent meeting we discussed the next presentation.
This information isn't recent, so we can't use it.

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The below is usually how I interpret these words. They are rather subjective so you may find differences in how others interpret them, if they differentiate at all.

Recent - Happening within the past day to week.
Latest - Happening within the past hour to day.
Current - Happening now to within the last hour.

A: "Recent" means that it happened close to the present:

"The weather has been rainy recently."
"The recent political protests caused a lot of damage."

"Previous" means that it happened immediately before:

"We had more rain the previous day."
"The previous president, Barak Obama, was a democrat."

"We talked previously," meaning we talked before.
"We talked on the previous day," meaning we talked the day before.

Basically, "recently" means something happened around now up until the present.

"Previously" means it happened before now.

Things "have been happening" recently.
Things "have happened" previously.

A: "Recent" is an adjective, and "recently" is an adverb. They basically mean the same thing. For example, these two sentences mean exactly the same thing:

A recent letter told me that you're coming to town. (recent letter)
I received a letter recently that told me you're coming to town. (received recently)

A: recent: happened not to long ago
current: something happening now

example: i am currently studying japanese.

i recently bought new books.

A: modern is a term usually used to describe a noun of our "present" society.

ex: modern era. modern fashion. modern technology. That's a modern car.

recent is usually used to describe the time.

ex: recent events in Syria. That was relatively recent.

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A: "Recently" or "as of late".