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where Where to place ''recently'' in a sentence?

I believe both of the following placings of the word ''recently'' is correct, but how can I be sure that it is 100% correct without having to think whether it's correct:

''I recently bought the exact same car'' ''I bought the exact same car recently''

  1. I recently bought the exact same car.
  2. I bought the exact same car recently.

Are there any rules for the placing?

where to place ''recently'' in a sentence

I believe both of the following placings of the word ''recently'' is correct, but how can I be sure that it is 100% correct without having to think whether it's correct:

''I recently bought the exact same car'' ''I bought the exact same car recently''

Are there any rules for the placing?

Where to place ''recently'' in a sentence?

I believe both of the following placings of the word ''recently'' is correct, but how can I be sure that it is 100% correct without having to think whether it's correct:

  1. I recently bought the exact same car.
  2. I bought the exact same car recently.

Are there any rules for the placing?

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where to place ''recently'' in a sentence

I believe both of the following placings of the word ''recently'' is correct, but how can I be sure that it is 100% correct without having to think whether it's correct:

''I recently bought the exact same car'' ''I bought the exact same car recently''

Are there any rules for the placing?