Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense with ‘recently’ to describe a recent past action?
AI recently moved to a new apartment, and I am.
BI recently move to a new apartment.
CI am recently moving to a new apartment.
DI have recently moved to a new apartment.
Explanation
The adverb ‘recently,’ when describing an action completed a short time ago with continued relevance to the present, is commonly used with the present perfect tense, giving ‘I have recently moved to a new apartment.’ This usage pattern is similar to how ‘just’ is paired with the present perfect in formal English. Explore more English MCQs on mcqstutor to keep practicing.
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