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Discover Ludwig'I'm fortunately' is not grammatically correct
You can use the phrase 'fortunately' to indicate that something good has happened, but not in the same way as 'I'm' is used. For example, you can say: "Fortunately, I passed my exam with flying colors."
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"I'm fortunately senior enough that I have my own office, with a door that I can close twice a day," Bailey writes.
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I'm insured fortunately, so I'm waiting to see what they say about the dwelling.
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But I was wrong, fortunately".
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