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Jun 13th, 2009, 03:55 am
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particularly vs in particular?
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Re: particularly vs in particular?
The meaning is the same, the use is different :
1. In particular is a sentence adverbial. You'll tend to find it at the beginning of a clause or an elliptical phrase, often separated from the clause...
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