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The phrase "and this is going to make" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a consequence or result of a previous statement or action.
Example: "I have been working hard on this project, and this is going to make a significant difference in our results."
Alternatives: "and this will create" or "and this is set to produce".
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"And this is going to make that position increasingly untenable".
And this is going to make what we're doing known around the world".
"And this is going to make me train even harder for the worlds".
"There is already nothing for people on JSA, no assistance and this is going to make it impossible for some people who are already struggling after losing work," said Lincoln Velinor, 44, who moved from JSA to income support after becoming the sole carer for his daughter.
"The idea is that they're going to put in these public buildings and this is going to make a respectful downtown for Las Vegas without all the glitz and glamour, I guess, but I think it'll be a ghost town," Mr. Hickey said.
"We already had an edge on Illinois in terms of the cost of doing business, and this is going to make it significantly wider," Daniels, a Republican, told the Herald-Review on Monday.
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Someone is going to make a mistake.
Art is going to make you uncomfortable.
"He is going to make our team go," Sather said.
"Nothing is going to make those bad decisions go away".
"That is going to make it close.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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