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The phrase "actually going to get" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an expectation or realization about an event or outcome that is about to happen.
Example: "I was surprised to find out that I was actually going to get the promotion I had been hoping for."
Alternatives: "truly going to receive" or "really going to obtain".
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"I am actually going to get my injections on Wednesday.
I'm actually going to get coffee, back in a few.
You're not actually going to get your new suit wet, are you?
JIMMY (miserably): Then she is actually going to get a divorce?
How much wear are you actually going to get out of the gown?
And most importantly of all, are Alison and Donnie actually going to get away with manslaughter?
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My friend told me something that really struck me, namely his perspective about how great would it be if all people who needed professional help with their mental health actually went to get such help.
"Maybe," Konerko said he thought, "they're actually going to make a push to get both of us".
For cock rock to survive fourth-wave feminism, they are actually going to have to get a little more radical to shock us with the terrifying power of their sexuality.
"We're actually going to have to get rid of ball boys - that's a real sadness.
He's actually going to ground before he's got it.
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