What's the difference between specially and especially?_what is the difference between "particularly" and -优快云博客

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本文详细解析了英语中specially与especially两个词的用法区别，包括它们在表达非常、特别、为特殊目的及以特殊方式时的不同应用场景。

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What is the difference between specially and especially? – Mary, United States

The meanings and usage of these two similar-sounding words overlap quite a bit, so it can be hard to figure out which one to use when. If you are interested in the details, I encourage you to read their entries in Merriam-Webster's Learner’s Dictionary. If that’s more information than you need, here are simple rules to follow that will insure that you are using these words correctly:

1. Use especially to mean “very” or “extremely,” as in these examples:

There is nothing especially radical about that idea.
The food was not especially good.
She loves flowers, especially roses.

2. Use especially when something stands out from all the others, and you want the meaning of “particularly,” as in these examples:

She can't be sure she will win, especially at this early stage of the campaign.
The appetizers and especially the soup were delicious.

3. When you want to convey the meaning “for a special purpose,” or “specifically,” you can use either especially or specially. They are both correct.

The speech was written especially/specially for the occasion.

4. When you want to convey the meaning “in a special manner”, as in this example below, use specially. In this context, especially would sound odd or wrong to most native speakers.