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luckily
This adverb is primarily used as a sentence modifier to express the speaker's attitude toward the entire statement. It signals a positive outcome that occurred by chance rather than through deliberate planning or merit. While it is interchangeable with "fortunately" in most contexts, "luckily" is slightly more common in spoken English and casual conversation.
Because it functions as a comment on the situation, it typically appears at the beginning of a sentence, followed by a comma. Placing it in the middle of a sentence is possible but often shifts the emphasis to the specific action being described rather than the overall fortune of the event.
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Ví dụ
Luckily, I found my passport just before leaving for the airport.
I forgot my umbrella, but luckily it stopped raining.
Luckily, the doctor was able to catch the infection early.
Luckily, we finished the report before the deadline.
I thought I lost my wallet, but luckily a kind stranger found it.
Luckily, the dragon was asleep when we entered the cave.
Luckily, there was one seat left on the last train home.
I hope we can get a table without a reservation. Luckily, it is a weekday.