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The phrase "am going but" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks a subject and auxiliary verb.
It can be used in informal spoken contexts where the subject is understood, but it is not suitable for formal writing.
Example: "I am going but I might come back later."
Alternatives: "I'm heading out but" or "I will leave but".
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"I am going but I am sure that I will be back," he said.
I can't really see where I am going but I plough on, being thrown around by the swell.
He leaves silence, leaves space for me to moan and tell him where I am going, but I am not sure where that is.
People say I am going but I am still here".
William Rushton is very much a process-oriented painter: "I don't always know where I am going, but I know how to get there" is how he puts it.
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Some flights are going but a lot are not".
There was nowhere Australia were going but home.
In the beginning, it was much less certain which way it was going, but it was going to happen.
And this is probably where you think, you think it's going but it never goes".
He is gone but not forgotten.
Phelps will be gone but not forgotten.
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