Bothersome, bother/disturb and caused usage in sentences.

[Jit833]

1) I do not want to be bothersome while you are doing your
( Can I use bothersome in this sentence?)

2) I do not want to bother/disturb my mom when she is busy.
( bother/ disturb, which is more appropriate?)

3) My comment had caused the two of them to breakup/ divorce.
( Can I use caused in this sentence?).

 

[BobK]

1 - it works, after a fashion, but it's not nearly as good as 2. Being 'bothersome' usually involves being a bother either several times or continually.

3 Yes, you can use 'caused' in that case (but you can't use 'breakup' as a verb - it's 'break up'). Alternatively make it a noun: 'My comment had caused the breakup/divorce.'

b

 

[Jit833]

Sorry for the late reply.Thanks for the replying and correcting my mistakes.