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Option 1 : The counsel argued that the photographs, having been enlarged manifold, revealed details invisible to the naked eye.

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सही उत्तर The counsel argued that the photographs, having been enlarged manifold, revealed details invisible to the naked eye. है।

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Improve the sentence: "The counsel argued that the photographs, having been enlarged manifold, they revealed details invisible to the naked eye."

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The counsel argued that the photographs, having been enlarged manifold, revealed details invisible to the naked eye.
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The counsel argued that the photographs, enlarging manifold, revealed details invisible to the naked eye.
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The counsel argued that the photographs, being enlarged manifold, they had revealed details invisible to the naked eye.

Correct Answer: The counsel argued that the photographs, having been enlarged manifold, revealed details invisible to the naked eye.

The participial phrase already supplies the subject, so "they" is redundant. Option (d) retains the error and adds a needless tense shift.

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