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specially or especially?
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om aziz
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specially or especially?
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Hi dear colleagues!
I woul like to know the difference between Specially and Especially.
As in the sentence"with the help of specially appointed experts" how shall I explain it to my pupils?
Thanks in advance !Have a nice day!
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8 Mar 2011
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euflorinas
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specially /ˈspeʃ. ə l.i/ adverb ( also especially ) VERY 1. extremely or in particular This is a specially good wine. "Is there anything you want to do this evening?" "Not specially." The children really liked the museum, specially the dinosaurs. specially /ˈspeʃ. ə l.i/ adverb ( also especially ) FOR ONE PURPOSE 2. for a particular purpose I came here specially to see you. She has a wheelchair that was specially made for her. especially /ɪˈspeʃ. ə l.i/ adverb ( also specially ) very much; particularly; for a particular reason She �s not especially interested in sport. I chose this especially for your new house. They invited her to speak especially because of her experience in inner cities.
I hope this has helped you
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8 Mar 2011
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om aziz
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thaaanks a lot !your answers are so helpful!I �m so grateful!
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8 Mar 2011
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euflorinas
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You are most welcome my friend
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8 Mar 2011
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