Is this sentence OK?
My loved ones not to worry, I always leave a note saying where I go.
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I always make sure my loved ones don't worry. I always leave a note saying where I go.
I make sure my family doesn't worry about me. I leave notes letting them know where I am.
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No :)
My loved ones never have to worry as I always leave a note telling them where I'll be. (where I've gone/what I'm doing/where to find me if they need me).
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My beloved ones don't worry, I always leave a note saying where I go. (imperative form)
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My beloved ones shouldn't worry, I always leave a note saying where I go.
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The first clause lacks structure, and the second should be present continuous.
"My loved ones don't have to (or shouldn't or needn't) worry, I always leave a note saying where I'm going."
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