I am asking for the difference between 別々に and 別々 and 別 and 別に and 別々の.

They are all very similiar having something to do with separate/ly.

Thanks.
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Can someone tell me the difference between 別々に and 別々 and 別 and 別に and 別々の
別々 is "different from one another", and 別 is "different from what's already
mentioned". 別々に means "separately" in the sense of "one by one" or
"individually", and you say this when there are many similar things. On the
other hand, 別に means "separately" in the sense of "as a different matter" or
"independently of existing ones".

  * 別々の問題  
many different problems / diverse problems

  * 別の問題  
a different problem / a new problem / another problem

  * 別々に処理しましょう。  
Let's handle them one by one.

  * 別に処理しましょう。  
Let's handle it separately/independently. / Let's handle it as a different
issue.

  * それは別です。  
That's different (from what has been discussed already).

As for に/の, there is nothing special. You should use the basic rules of no-
adjectives; に works adverbially (modifies a verb) and の works attributively
(modifies a noun).
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