Hi Tasha, You’ve written this pretty well, I will just make two quick notes. Firstly, I wouldn’t really describe muscles as “stiff” and definitely not as “rigid”. There is such a thing as muscle stiffness, however. You could say “My daughter gets a massage because her muscles are sore/tense” or “My daughter gets a massage because she is stiff.” Secondly, unless you are talking about a specific massage, you should say “gets a massage” not “the massage.” Ex. - My daughter gets a massage because her muscles are sore - My daughter gets the massage (instead of me) because her muscles are tense. I will have the pedicure instead. Well done and I hope this helps!

1. My daughter gets a massage since her muscles are stiff. 2. My daughter gets a massage in case her muscles are still stiff. 3. She gets the massage, otherwise her muscles are stiff. 4. She gets the massage due to stiff muscles. 5. Her muscles are stiff, so she gets a restorative massage. #6 probably wouldn't be used since it sounds overly formal in this context to use the phrase "with the result". Most times when talking about a massage, for some reason English speakers tend to say 'a massage' ('I got a massage') rather than 'the' massage, but either works :) Also, stiff is a much better word choice here than rigid, which isn't normally used to describe muscles. Great job!