Provoked by her nonchalant way of talking about such a serious matter, he gives her a look.
Provoked by the nonchalant way she's talking about such a serious matter, he gives her a look.
Provoked by the nonchalant way she talks about such a serious matter, he gives her a look.
Provoked by the nonchalant way in which she talks about such a serious matter, he gives her a look.
Are they all correct? And which one should I go with (if any)?
Thank you in advance.
They are all grammatical.
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