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The word actually is often used to express a fact or to correct a previous statement or assumption. It adds emphasis to what is being said and can introduce new, often surprising information.

For example, She isn't just my colleague; she's actually my sister.

The phrase think of is used to express the idea of considering or planning to do something. When using think of, it is common to follow it with a verb in its -ing form (gerund). This structure is used to talk about possible actions or intentions.

For instance, I'm thinking of starting a new project. It means considering starting something new.

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actually

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This word is used to emphasize a fact or a point that might be surprising.

thinking

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This is part of the phrase which means to consider doing something.

of

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This word completes the phrase used here to indicate Sarah's consideration of an idea.

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