The phrase "actually done everything" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that someone has completed all tasks or responsibilities, often in a context where this might be surprising or noteworthy.
Example: "Despite the challenges, I have actually done everything required for the project ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "truly accomplished everything" or "really completed everything".
Earlier in the day, Elijah Wood had explained that: "We both felt like we'd actually done everything there was to do with our roles.
In those who worked yesterday despite headache, two further questions enquired into functional impairment: the first asked how much, of that expected to be done, was actually done ("everything", "more than half", "less than half" or "nothing"); the second asked whether any shortfall would be made up for later ("yes" or "no").
"I was actually doing everything well.
Well, Ricky can actually do everything".
Mr McCann said: "You would hope that the parents of a missing child shouldn't have to be here begging for such assistance and that the authorities would actually do everything in their power in the first place".
But can Lindros, who is 6 feet 4 inches and 245 pounds, actually do everything in his power to make sure he does not get hurt again and still play his physical game?
I think the House Republicans will be a big challenge for the Republican nominee, and I believe the president will be able to set up an argument about actually doing everything you can to create jobs now and invest and grow the economy versus a slash and stall strategy which says cut everything you can.
While masquerading as sympathetic listeners, the officials were actually doing everything they could to fend off dozens of victims, keep their charges quiet and keep abusive priests in the ministry, the grand jury said in the report, which was released on Monday.
Of those who worked yesterday despite headache, 20% did less than half or nothing of what they expected, and only a small majority (55%, somewhat more than the 28% reporting normal function) responded that they actually did everything.
"You can already prove that you have an ability to get external funding and that you can supervise people, and so that you can actually do everything required to run a lab," she says.
We actually did everything pretty well.
