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Which do you use more often, fortunately or luckily?
Which do you use more often, fortunately or luckily?
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@Nori_M It is more common for people to use luckily in spoken English, whereas fortunately is used more in written English. Having said this, the two words can be used interchangeably. Does this makes sense? 😊
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Then why don’t we use Skype? I don’t want to post line id here.
Then why don’t we use Skype? I don’t want to post line id here.
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