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personally B1

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adverbYou use personally to emphasize that you are giving your own opinion.Personally I think it's a waste of time.I personally would welcome it.I think it's going to cause chaos personally but never mind.If you do something personally, you do it yourself rather than letting someone else do it.The minister is returning to Paris to answer the allegations personally.When the great man arrived, the club's manager personally escorted him upstairs.You'll deal with it personally? Good.If you meet or know someone personally, you meet or know them in real life, rather than knowing about them or knowing their work.He did not know them personally, but he was familiar with their reputation.I have orders to deliver it to Mr Demiris personally.It is important for us to meet personally although we have been in touch in various ways.You can use personally to say that something refers to an individual person rather than to other people.He was personally responsible for all that the people had suffered under his rule.In order for me to spend three months on something, it has to interest me personally.You can use personally to show that you are talking about someone's private life rather than their professional or public life.This has taken a great toll on me personally and professionally.Personally he was quiet, modest and unobtrusive.Parks has a tendency to become personally involved with his photographic subjects.

word	personally
definition	adverb You use personally to emphasize that you are giving your own opinion. Personally I think it's a waste of time. I personally would welcome it. I think it's going to cause chaos personally but never mind. If you do something personally, you do it yourself rather than letting someone else do it. The minister is returning to Paris to answer the allegations personally. When the great man arrived, the club's manager personally escorted him upstairs. You'll deal with it personally? Good. If you meet or know someone personally, you meet or know them in real life, rather than knowing about them or knowing their work. He did not know them personally, but he was familiar with their reputation. I have orders to deliver it to Mr Demiris personally. It is important for us to meet personally although we have been in touch in various ways. You can use personally to say that something refers to an individual person rather than to other people. He was personally responsible for all that the people had suffered under his rule. In order for me to spend three months on something, it has to interest me personally. You can use personally to show that you are talking about someone's private life rather than their professional or public life. This has taken a great toll on me personally and professionally. Personally he was quiet, modest and unobtrusive. Parks has a tendency to become personally involved with his photographic subjects.
cefr-level	B1

Personally I Meet Great Knowing Adverb Emphasize Giving