Question

Jeff needs to let his wife know that their son, Kyle, took the dog out for a walk. In his note to her, he writes: Before he left for practice, he took him out. How can he write this to be more clear?

Answer 1

Jeff can write "Before he left for practice, Kyle took him out" or "Before Kyle left for practice, he took the dog out."

Step-by-step explanation:

Both of the examples clarifies who took him out. there are obviously many different ways of making the phrase more clear.