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Teleostomi Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

I came here __ to see you.

I came here ___to see you.

a. particularly b. generally c. especially d. specially

The answer was "specially."
Does it also sound naturally to you if we say "particularly" or "especially" for the underline?[C]
  

Top answer

particularly and generally don't sound natural at all. especially and specially both sound natural. CJ

  • particularly and generally don't sound natural at all.
  • especially and specially both sound natural.
  • CJ
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particularly and generally don't sound natural at all.
especially and specially both sound natural.

CJ
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If I'm not mistaken Teleostomi, I think you have posted this already in another thread and this had already been answered.

Ciao,

IF [A]

oops! sorry, it wasnt'you..
MIA6
1. What's the difference between "especially" and "specially"?

2. I came here ___to see you. a. particularly b. generally c. especially d. specially I chose
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To me, "especially" sounds better than "specially." "Particularly" would be okay too (to my ear) but I would be inclined to say "I came here particularly in order to see you."
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KhoffTo me, "especially" sounds better than "specially."
I agree.
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Thank you for answering itEmotion: smile

I didn't know MIA6 was a member here! (I saw his/her post in another forum, and found interestin

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