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Question American English Answer American English
I actually like rainy weather.
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I actually like rainy weather.
They actually agreed with me.
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They actually agreed with me.
In spoken English, actually often softens a correction and makes it sound more polite
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In spoken English, actually often softens a correction and makes it sound more polite
We actually have enough time.
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We actually have enough time.
I actually forgot about it.
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I actually forgot about it.
That's actually a good idea.
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That's actually a good idea.
It actually worked!
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It actually worked!
He wasn't actually angry.
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He wasn't actually angry.
Actually, it's pronounced differently.
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Actually, it's pronounced differently.
Actually, I live in Dublin.
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Actually, I live in Dublin.
Actually, that's not what I said.
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Actually, that's not what I said.
In spoken English, actually often softens a correction and makes it sound more polite
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In spoken English, actually often softens a correction and makes it sound more polite
Do you actually believe that?
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Do you actually believe that?
Actually, the shop closes at 8.
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Actually, the shop closes at 8.
Did you actually say that?
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Did you actually say that?
What actually happened?
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What actually happened?
Are you actually serious?
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Are you actually serious?
Did you actually see it?
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Did you actually see it?
We actually need more time.
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We actually need more time.
I actually have a suggestion.
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I actually have a suggestion.
In spoken English, actually often softens a correction and makes it sound more polite
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In spoken English, actually often softens a correction and makes it sound more polite
That's actually what I was thinking.
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That's actually what I was thinking.
I actually spoke to the manager this morning.
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I actually spoke to the manager this morning.
Actually, yes.
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Actually, yes.
Actually, no.
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Actually, no.
Actually, I don't know.
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Actually, I don't know.
Actually, I changed my mind.
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Actually, I changed my mind.
Actually, that's true.
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Actually, that's true.
Actually, I think there's a better way.
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Actually, I think there's a better way.
Actually, I don't agree.
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Actually, I don't agree.
Actually, we should leave now.
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Actually, we should leave now.
In spoken English, actually often softens a correction and makes it sound more polite
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In spoken English, actually often softens a correction and makes it sound more polite
I actually don't mind waiting.
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I actually don't mind waiting.
She actually speaks four languages.
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She actually speaks four languages.
We actually met years ago.
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We actually met years ago.
I actually prefer tea to coffee.
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I actually prefer tea to coffee.
He actually remembered my name.
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He actually remembered my name.
I actually agree with you.
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I actually agree with you.
They actually finished early.
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They actually finished early.
I actually feel much better today.
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I actually feel much better today.
It actually looks better this way.
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It actually looks better this way.
I actually expected that.
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I actually expected that.
That's actually pretty interesting.
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That's actually pretty interesting.
It's actually not as difficult as it seems.
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It's actually not as difficult as it seems.
I actually have an idea.
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I actually have an idea.
We actually need your help.
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We actually need your help.
I actually forgot to tell you.
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I actually forgot to tell you.
I actually know him.
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I actually know him.
She actually enjoys working weekends.
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She actually enjoys working weekends.
I actually saw him this morning.
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I actually saw him this morning.
He actually apologized.
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He actually apologized.
I actually like this movie.
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I actually like this movie.
Are you actually leaving?
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Are you actually leaving?
Did you actually read the whole book?
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Did you actually read the whole book?
Do you actually believe that?
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Do you actually believe that?
What actually caused the problem?
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What actually caused the problem?
Who actually said that?
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Who actually said that?
When did it actually happen?
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When did it actually happen?
How did you actually do it?
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How did you actually do it?
Is it actually true?
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Is it actually true?
Did they actually win?
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Did they actually win?
Are you actually joking?
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Are you actually joking?
Actually, I have another question.
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Actually, I have another question.
Actually, I changed my plans.
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Actually, I changed my plans.
Actually, we should leave now.
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Actually, we should leave now.
Actually, I don't think so.
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Actually, I don't think so.
Actually, that's a great point.
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Actually, that's a great point.
Actually, you're right.
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Actually, you're right.
Actually, I was wrong.
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Actually, I was wrong.
Actually, I can help.
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Actually, I can help.
Actually, it's quite simple.
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Actually, it's quite simple.
Actually, everything went well.
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Actually, everything went well.
I didn't actually see what happened.
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I didn't actually see what happened.
She wasn't actually upset.
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She wasn't actually upset.
We haven't actually decided yet.
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We haven't actually decided yet.
He doesn't actually work here anymore.
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He doesn't actually work here anymore.
I can't actually remember.
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I can't actually remember.
We didn't actually need it.
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We didn't actually need it.
It doesn't actually matter.
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It doesn't actually matter.
They weren't actually invited.
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They weren't actually invited.
I haven't actually tried it.
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I haven't actually tried it.
I wasn't actually listening.
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I wasn't actually listening.
I actually think...
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I actually think...
I actually feel...
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I actually feel...
I actually wanted to ask you...
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I actually wanted to ask you...
I actually meant to call you.
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I actually meant to call you.
I actually forgot.
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I actually forgot.
I actually didn't know that.
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I actually didn't know that.
I actually can't believe it.
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I actually can't believe it.
That's actually amazing.
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That's actually amazing.
It's actually quite common.
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It's actually quite common.
It actually depends.
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It actually depends.
What actually happened?
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What actually happened?
Did you actually do it?
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Did you actually do it?
Do you actually like it?
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Do you actually like it?
Are you actually serious?
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Are you actually serious?
Did you actually see it?
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Did you actually see it?
Who actually told you that?
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Who actually told you that?
When did it actually happen?
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When did it actually happen?
Where do you actually live?
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Where do you actually live?
How does it actually work?
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How does it actually work?
Why did you actually say that?
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Why did you actually say that?
Can you actually do that?
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Can you actually do that?
Have you actually met him?
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Have you actually met him?
Is it actually true?
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Is it actually true?
Did they actually win?
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Did they actually win?
What do you actually mean?
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What do you actually mean?
How much does it actually cost?
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How much does it actually cost?
Are you actually going?
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Are you actually going?
Do you actually need it?
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Do you actually need it?
Have you actually tried it?
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Have you actually tried it?
Did you actually expect that?
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Did you actually expect that?
Bonus – Very natural everyday questions
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Bonus – Very natural everyday questions
What are you actually looking for?
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What are you actually looking for?
What do you actually want?
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What do you actually want?
How are you actually feeling?
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How are you actually feeling?
Do you actually remember me?
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Do you actually remember me?
Did you actually call them?
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Did you actually call them?
Can I actually trust him?
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Can I actually trust him?
Does it actually matter?
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Does it actually matter?
Is that actually possible?
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Is that actually possible?
Are they actually open now?
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Are they actually open now?
What are you actually trying to say?
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What are you actually trying to say?
These are all common in everyday spoken English and are useful for conversations at work, with friends,
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These are all common in everyday spoken English and are useful for conversations at work, with friends,

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