be going to, also

It’s very awkward. This is better:

She is also going to talk with her grandmother.

Thank you for your answer.
She is going to also talk with her grandmother is grammatically incorrect?

AnnyShe is going to also talk with her grandmother is grammatically incorrect?

I’m hesitant to label it ungrammatical, but I don’t recommend using it.

Thank you.

What would you do when you see that sentence in a school English exam? I meant when the teacher said it's a "correct" sentence. (I'm saying correct, not awkward). It' s really confusing.

Gus has told you, correctly, that it's awkward. Teachers who are not native speakers occasionally go for the less natural option. Come to that, so do native speakers sometimes. It's not the end of the world.

Why have you now asked this question in anther forum, Anny? If you are not happy with AG's response, ask for clarification here rather than ask people in the other forum to duplicate work already done here.

I am really sorry about that, but it doesn't mean I am not satisfied with Gus' explanation. I posted another question here but noone replied and I was so desperate to get the confirmation as soon as possible. You can check the time. Anyway, so sorry about that.

Aspara Gus:
I am sorry for that, I really appreciate your help, I really do.