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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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specially or especially
Really, I don't see difference, in the dictionary, between this two words. Thanks for your colaboration.
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Anonymous specially or especially Most of the time it's a matter of which words you put with these. In some groupings you use one; in other groupings, the other. a specially made product; a specially designed dress; a meal that has been specially prepared especially for you; especially in the evenings; especially when you're not expecting it; especially if they need it CJ
- Anonymous specially or especially Most of the time it's a matter of which words you put with these.
- In some groupings you use one; in other groupings, the other.
- a specially made product; a specially designed dress; a meal that has been specially prepared especially for you; especially in the evenings; especially when you're not expecting it; especially if they need it CJ
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Anonymous specially or especiallyMost of the time it's a matter of which words you put with these. In some groupings you use one; in other groupings, the other.
a specially made product; a specially designed dress; a meal that has been specially prepared
especially for you; especially in the evenings; especi
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