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Discover LudwigThe phrase "am particularly" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to emphasize a specific aspect or feeling of the subject. Example: I am particularly fond of Italian food.
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am particularly
adverb
Especially, extremely.
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I am particularly fond of the polyp.
I am particularly indebted to Charles Silver.
Because I don't think I am particularly.
I am particularly disappointed in the UN.
I am particularly interested in Verdun.
"I am particularly happy for the family.
"I am particularly pleased with this important result".
I would not say I am particularly successful with women.
"I am particularly concerned for the availability for women".
This is why I am particularly interested in biodiversity offsetting.
It's not that I am particularly unused to this attitude.
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