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Discover LudwigThe phrase "causing her to" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to indicate that one thing or event is leading to another. For example, "The loud noise outside caused her to jump out of bed."
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Something was causing her to stay away.
Coleman faced both sexism and racism, causing her to study in France.
Rather, we assume some motive is causing her to behave as she does.
Sometimes she's confined to a wheelchair, causing her to miss work.
Her knee has hampered her, causing her to be a step slow, her father said.
She had babesiosis, but was that causing her to be this sick?
Garp and their children inadvertently crash into them, causing her to bite off her lover's penis.
Is her fear of motherhood and/or abandonment causing her to have a breakdown?
The daily headaches got worse, eventually causing her to withdraw socially.
He said nor did he hit his wife, causing her to stumble on the sofa.
When Hatice objects, he beats her, causing her to miscarry their fifth child.
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