[(taken) when he was younger] or [pictures of his younger look]
I have made up the three sentences below.
(1) I'll show you his pictures when he was younger.
(2) I'll show you his pictures taken when hew was younger.
(3) I'll show you some pictures of his younger look.
I don't know which one is correct. I really appreciate your time and help. Thanks.
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ansonguy (2) I'll show you his pictures taken when hew was younger. This one is correct. More likely: I'll show you some pictures of him taken when he was younger.
- ansonguy (2) I'll show you his pictures taken when hew was younger.
- This one is correct.
- More likely: I'll show you some pictures of him taken when he was younger.
- 'picture' has some extra rules of usage.
- "his pictures" refers to pictures that he took.
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ansonguy(2) I'll show you his pictures taken when hew was younger.
This one is correct.
More likely:
I'll show you some pictures of him taken when he was younger.
'picture' has some extra rules of usage.
"his pictures" refers to pictures that he took. They could be pictures of lakes or mountains, pictures of his family,
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