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The phrase "can you actually" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to suggest that something has been done or experienced recently to imply that something is possible, usually in the context of asking a question to make a point. For example, if you were writing about budgeting, you could say "Can you actually save money by cutting back on your daily expenses?".
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More broadly, however, you always want to ask about the motives of economic actors; only by thinking through who does what why can you actually learn anything about the actual implications of an accounting identity.
Can you actually read at the beach?
Can you actually believe I kept them?
How much can you actually teach a civilian about war?
But can you actually create positivity by mandating it?
But what can you actually do with them?
And if so, can you actually get it out again?
You can't fault June Cleaver, can you?" Actually, yes, I can.
The real question is: how many of the voices can you actually hear?
Can you actually browse there, find books on your own, faced with the dark phalanxes?
"Can you actually improve surgical skills by making them play video games?" he said.
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