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Does the phrase 'does it actually work' use correct grammar?
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- ✓The phrase 'does it actually work' uses correct grammar.
Yes, the phrase 'does it actually work' uses correct grammar. It is an interrogative sentence structured appropriately to question whether something functions as intended. The auxiliary verb 'does' correctly pairs with the third-person singular pronoun 'it,' and 'actually' serves as an adverb emphasizing the contrast between expectation and reality. Together, they form a grammatically sound sentence that inquires about the genuine functionality of something.
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