I feel while going outside secure with you.

Modifiers are words that describe the ways of the subject when arranged in a sentence.

Modifiers give detailed information and description of the other part of the sentence.

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I feel while going outside secure with you

The sentence is incorrect because the phrase "I feel secure with you" is a natural idiom in English, but placing it after "while going outside" creates an awkward construction. It’s unclear whether the security applies only to outside situations or your general feeling about being with the person.

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I feel with you secure while going outside.

The sentence "I feel with you secure while going outside" is grammatically correct, but it could be rephrased for better clarity.

with you secure while going outside.

I feel secure with you outside while going.

The sentence "I feel secure with you outside while going" is grammatically correct, but it might sound a bit awkward due to the positioning of the phrases.

secure with you outside while going.

I feel secure with you while going outside.

The sentence "I feel secure with you while going outside" is correct. It effectively communicates that the speaker feels safe or assured when accompanied by someone while going outdoors. The structure of the sentence is grammatically sound and clear in conveying the intended meaning.

secure with you while going outside.

Correct sentence

I feel secure with you while going outside.

Option

D

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