what's the difference between soon and recently?
and very soon and very recently
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I would use "soon" for a future action: "I will do my homework soon."
As for "very recently" I would use this in a past action: "I very recently did my homework."
Hope this helped.
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both are adverb
soon mean;not long after now1=please come here very soon 2=good bye see you soon
recently mean ;not long a go1=we went to cinema recently .
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you have explanation here: http://www.wordnik.com/words/soon, http://www.wordnik.com/words/recently
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