I have a grammar problem
if I use 'recently' ,which one is correct :
1. Recently, I am reading a book
2.Recently , I was reading a book
3. recently, i read a book

Question

Answer

Number 2 can also work, but it implies that you didn't finish the book. 
"I was reading a book recently, but had to stop because my classes started again."

Answer

It is commonly used to refer to the past. Ex. "I read a book recently".

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