The phrase "I was actually wondering" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when expressing curiosity or asking a question. Here is an example: "I was actually wondering if you could help me with my research project. I'm looking for some information on the history of this town."
"I was actually wondering what we were going to do here for the rest of the week," he said.
"Just shows you how close that was, and I was actually wondering how on earth Del Potro won that set considering these statistics".
"I was actually wondering if u guys think being who she is and her dad being who he is does that hurt or help her chances?" asked one prospective Harvard student on an online forum where participants obsessively dissect every possible detail of admission to the best law schools — which leads to the top jobs in corporate law (starting salary $180,000), elected office and the federal judiciary.
"I was actually wondering whether I'd get in the team," Hogg told BBC Sport.
I was actually wondering what it was like from a personal view.
I'm actually wondering more about the concentration of global skill.
I strongly support pregnancy leave 2. I've never called myself a samurai However, he did not dispute any of the other 20 quotes, which included: "I'm actually wondering about putting in a roller coaster — like a functional roller coaster at the factory in Fremont.
Surely Bellew has got this in the bag? "I'm actually wondering if Cleverly has got an injury.
I'm actually wondering why I'm almost 400 words into this column and I haven't even approached my subject yet.
After another viewing of 'Deep Breath' I'm actually wondering if Missy is somehow connected to the Dinosaur that tragically perished in the heart of London.
No longer will we have to wonder why a search engine company is dabbling in biomedicine or self-driving cars (if you were actually wondering that, which I wasn't).
