personally
adv. sent.adv. used to show that you are giving your own opinion. You can also use it when you do something yourself instead of asking someone else to do it.
adv. indicating that an opinion or action belongs to or is performed by a specific individual rather than a group or representative.
Personally, I think the movie is too long.
The manager decided to personally oversee the project to ensure that no further mistakes were made.
While the board of directors approved the merger, several senior partners were personally opposed to the deal, citing concerns about the long-term stability of the company.
From Middle English personally, personely, personallich, personaliche, equivalent to personal + -ly.
When used to introduce an opinion, it typically occupies the sentence-initial position followed by a comma.
I personally to go thereI will personally go thereLearners sometimes use 'personally' as a verb or before an infinitive; it must modify a verb or the whole sentence.