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The phrase "actually going to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a future action or event that is expected to happen, often to emphasize certainty or reality.
Example: "I am actually going to make a difference in this project by contributing my ideas and efforts."
Alternatives: "truly going to create" or "really going to produce".
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"Not a lot is actually going to make a positive difference to me".
Have you wondered how you are actually going to make money from your practice?
He realised that his great, mythic art was actually going to make terrific interior decoration.
"Maybe," Konerko said he thought, "they're actually going to make a push to get both of us".
I feel like tonight we've all been cast in Inception, except the story is actually going to make sense.
"Here you're actually going to make money, and you're giving it away to an organization without meaningful controls".
The festival was part of this, as Vikram Seth pointed out: "It's actually going to make a difference in Colombia.
Okay, let's now go to serious stuff, where we are actually going to make changes of variables which we hope will render unsolvable equations suddenly solvable.
"I just don't know if everybody with a ticket is actually going to make the drive down and go through it the first night," Valentine said.
"Like if you think you're actually going to make a difference or change the world, you're on pretty dangerous, thin ice".
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And that's hard to do sometimes, because you know it's going to be a big movie and it's actually going to get made and it's going to be the Big Thing that everyone is talking about.
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