Luckily vs, Fortunately.
It's raining now.
Luckily I have my umbrella with me. or,
Fortunately I have my umbrella with me.
Which one sounds more natural in this sentence?
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Luckily vs, Fortunately.
It's raining now.Luckily I have my umbrella with me. or,
Fortunately I have my umbrella with me.
Which one sounds more natural in this sentence?
I think both are correct. They are synonym
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I would say that these two words are exactly the same in meaning. However, I think their use is a bit different.
Luckily - more common and colloquial
Fortunately - more formal, less common
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