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Can I say like these sentences?
Deliberately, He illustrates a controversial picture against a particular person.
A controversial picture target at a particular person.
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No, I would not say either like this. Part of the problem is that more needs to be said in both sentences. "Controversial" is not enough.
- No, I would not say either like this.
- Part of the problem is that more needs to be said in both sentences.
- "Controversial" is not enough.
- For example: He has deliberately drawn a picture attacking/belittling/making fun of a particular person.
- OR: The controversy is that he has deliberately illustrated a picture that targets a particular person.
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No, I would not say either like this. Part of the problem is that more needs to be said in both sentences. "Controversial" is not enough.
For example:
He has deliberately drawn a picture attacking/belittling/making fun of a particular person.
OR: The controversy is that he has deliberately illustrated a picture that targets a particular person.
A picture is more
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