Two questions on a sentence
The bed was messed up by me sitting on it.
1.Is this sentence grammatical and natural?
2.Do I need to add a comma between "me" and "sitting" as in "The bed was messed up by me, sitting on it"?
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fire1 The bed was messed up by me sitting on it. Is this sentence grammatical and natural? It's grammatical but not natural.
- fire1 The bed was messed up by me sitting on it.
- Is this sentence grammatical and natural?
- It's grammatical but not natural.
- Do I need to add a comma between "me" and "sitting" as in "The bed was messed up by me, sitting on it"?
- No.
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fire1The bed was messed up by me sitting on it.
1.Is this sentence grammatical and natural?
It's grammatical but not natural.
fire12.Do I need to add a comma between "me" and "sitting" as in "The bed was messed up by me, sitting on it"?
No. That's not a good idea.
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0The bed was messed up by me sitting on it.
1.Is this sentence grammatical it's OK, but a little better is . . . by my sitting on it
and natural? More natural is eg I messed up the bed when I sat on it.
2.Do I need to add a comma between "me" and "sitting" as in "The bed was messed up by me, sitting on it"? No
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