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Michael pulled out a picture and showed it to Chad. The picture was of Michael together with his wife and Children.
Michael pulled out a picture and handed it to Chad. Chad looked at the picture, which was of Michael together with his wife and children.
Are both correct? Is there a more natural way to write this?
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Quote Michael pulled out a picture and showed it to Chad. The picture was of Michael together with his wife and Children. Michael pulled out a picture and handed it to Chad.
- Quote Michael pulled out a picture and showed it to Chad.
- The picture was of Michael together with his wife and Children.
- Michael pulled out a picture and handed it to Chad.
- Chad looked at the picture, which was of Michael together with his wife and children.
- Are both correct?
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Michael pulled out a picture and showed it to Chad. The picture was of Michael together with his wife and Children.
Michael pulled out a picture and handed it to Chad. Chad looked at the picture, which was of Michael together with his wife and children.
Are both correct? Yes
Is there a more natural way to write this?
eg Michael showed Chad a picture of hi
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