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What's the difference between these sentences? I had nothing particular planned. I had nothing planned particularly. I had nothing planned in particular.

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No difference in meaning. The first is the most natural. "I had nothing in particular planned" would also be natural. To my ear, it is a little less usual to put the "particular/particularly" after the verb. But I think you could say any one of them and no one would think it strange.
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你试试这个 https://www.italki.com/question/new
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Italki 是不是改版了，怎么我的找不到提问的页面了？

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