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1. She is lying on her right side on a sofa, watching TV.
2. She is lying on her right side on a sofa, and watching TV.
3. She is lying on her right side on a sofa while she is watching TV.
(Are they all grammatical and the same in meaning?)
2. She is lying on her right side on a sofa, and watching TV.
3. She is lying on her right side on a sofa while she is watching TV.
(Are they all grammatical and the same in meaning?)
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All are fine, and all mean about the same thing, yes.
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