Question

0059 1 I never get bored by this city. Actually, each time I return I find something new to interest me. I never get bored by this city. [[Actually]], each time I return I find something new to interest me. In fact When actually means 'in fact', it is usually used to correct a misunderstanding: 'People think we've got lots of money, but actually we're quite poor.' 'I'm sorry to have kept you waiting.' - 'Well actually I've only just arrived.'See also ACTUAL (↑actual)

Accepted Answer

actually ✗ I never get bored by this city. In fact, each time I return I find something new to interest me. I never get bored by this city. [[In fact]], each time I return I find something new to interest me. Actually | In fact

Idx	0059
Keyword	actually
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	I never get bored by this city. Actually, each time I return I find something new to interest me.
Correct Sentence	I never get bored by this city. In fact, each time I return I find something new to interest me.
Cloze Error Sentence	I never get bored by this city. [[Actually]], each time I return I find something new to interest me.
Cloze Sentence	I never get bored by this city. [[In fact]], each time I return I find something new to interest me.
Cloze Answer	In fact
Choices	Actually \| In fact
Explanation	When actually means 'in fact', it is usually used to correct a misunderstanding: 'People think we've got lots of money, but actually we're quite poor.' 'I'm sorry to have kept you waiting.' - 'Well actually I've only just arrived.' See also ACTUAL (↑actual)

I Bored City Time Return Find Interest Fact