英语题目有来了,求教I’m here____to you.A especiallyB especialC special

This is a WRONG question.
Special(ly) and especial(ly) are INTERCHANGABLE most of time, although especial is more formal so it's less used. They have the SAME meaning.
No matter what, "to" is wrong, it should be "for".
Edit:
http://***/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/learnit/learnitv265.shtml
specially - for a particular purpose
especially - particularly / above all
Note that the adjective especial is rarely used nowadays
My opinion:
In common use, specially and especially are the SAME, people don't really distinguish these two. But what this article said was also true, if you are talking about "proper" english. But remeber, English is a changing langauge as well.
Anyway, "TO" here is 100% wrong. it's either a typo or sth else is missing (like a verb: I am here specially to SEE you)

A

d

Loppet 同意

B
I'm (here) especial to you.
意为我（在这里）对你来说非常重要。
here为状语 especial为表语 侧重有特殊的意义或重要性
形容词especial和special均含“特殊的，特别的”之意。
special普通用词，指不同于一般、与众不同，着重事物的专门性，突出与一般不同。
especial和special...

C
I am(here) special to you
我对于你来说很特别

D 我来这儿专门为了你

I'm here specially for you.

d

b

C

A 吧 读起来挺顺的

c