Is this sentence awkward? "I took care of her kids so that she can leave them feeling reassured."
It's the mother who is feeling reassured. Is this sentence awkward?
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It's not clear who is feeling reassured, so the sentence is certainly unclear. Try this version:
"I took care of her kids so that she could feel reassured leaving them." It's not a perfect sentence but it solves the grammatical problem. To be honest, I'd rewrite the whole thing.
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Hi, your sentence is ambiguous. You can say.
I took care of her kids so that she could feel assured.
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