Is it possible to use "in fact" and "indeed" in the same context?
I know the meaning of both expressions but I do not know if it depends of the context to use them, so does it matter or not?

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Is it possible to use "in fact" and "indeed" in the same context?
I know the meaning of both expressions but I do not know if it depends of the context to use them, so does it matter or not?

Note: if you find any mistakes in the question structure or in any other sentence please make the correction too.

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Yes, I believe you can use the two in the same context. I spoke a few sentences to myself using the two expressions, and they sounded all right to my ear.

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Lenin.....The correct preposition used with the verb To depend is ON.
So....You should say: ......if it depends on the context.....
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