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The phrase "always going to work hard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a commitment or determination to put in effort consistently over time.
Example: "No matter the challenges we face, I am always going to work hard to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "constantly committed to working hard" or "perpetually dedicated to hard work."
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Bresnan is always going to work hard and Broad hits good areas.
I know she's always going to work hard.
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I'm just going to work hard, which is what I've always done.
"I always just assumed that I'd be treated fairly and I was just going to work hard and they'd pay me fine".
I'm still going to work hard".
I'm going to work hard this weekend.
I'm going to work harder at embracing my friends and family the way you always did.
"We're going to work harder.
As a club who receive more exposure for their most vocal celebrity fan, the comedian Frank Skinner, than any onfield exploits, West Brom are always going to have to work harder than most if they are to be taken seriously.
When you are fighting a two-time world champion and a dangerous fighter, you are always going to perform and work harder.
For Friery, stopping night working is always going to be a "hard sell commercially".
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