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Discover LudwigThe part of a sentence "Made me sit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about something that caused you to take a certain seated position. For example, "The long flight made me sit in an uncomfortable position for hours."
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That made me sit up straighter.
He made me sit at his desk.
It never made me sit up straight and say something unprintable.
They taped my hands behind my back and made me sit on the floor.
Out of nearly fifty pieces, two in particular made me sit up straight.
Recently I wrote that Gears of War 3 never made me sit up straight and say something unprintable.
"I've never had that deep science bent that's made me sit down to do that sort of thing.
"He spoke about it in a way that made me sit up and take notice".
That go-girl moment made me sit up straight — and pull back.
But then what Denman did in the Hennessy really made me sit up and think again.
I was amazed people threw it that far, it really made me sit up and think.
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