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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I've just recently" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe an action that occurred in the recent past. Example: "I've just recently started learning Spanish and I'm really enjoying it."
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I've just recently bought a new apartment in central New York, and because of all the touring it's nice to spend as much time there as I can.
"I can walk the dog anywhere I like, I've just recently done my first long-haul flight to the Caribbean, I went snorkelling, which is a big thing for me because of having a mask over my face.
I've just recently placated it enough to keep it under control; I don't want to get it riled up again.
I've just recently discovered him on my own.
"I lived here for five years, and now I've just recently moved to Carroll Gardens.
"I've just recently been obsessed with the idea of capturing images without conventional cameras/lenses".
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I have just recently mailed off a novel to my publisher.
I had just recently gone back to him, and back to Random House, for the publication of my eighth novel.
The Playground Ensemble performing George Crumb's Black Angels This was something I have just recently seen, and I was really excited about it before, during and after.
"I had just recently met Jacob and brought him to the signing," said Marty Appel, an author and former Yankees public relations director.
And those screenplays that you are alluding to that have been optioned, I have just recently optioned one of my screenplays for the fifth time and that is out there in the world now trying to find a home.
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