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What is the part of speech word actually?

"Actually" can be a few different parts of speech depending on its function in a sentence:

* Adverb: This is the most common use of "actually." It modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb, indicating that something is true or real, or that something is the case in reality.

* Example: "I *actually* like broccoli." (modifies the verb "like")

* Interjection: When used to express surprise or to emphasize a statement, "actually" functions as an interjection.

* Example: "Actually, I'm not going to the party."

* Adjective: While less common, "actually" can sometimes act as an adjective, meaning "real" or "genuine."

* Example: "This is an *actually* scary movie."

The part of speech depends on the context and how the word is used in the sentence.

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