Posted by rfvv on Thursday, August 26, 2010 at 11:11pm.
The sentence needs some work.
The word "based" is a past participle, and it's being used here as an adjective, but there's nothing for it to describe!
Try this:
In his studio, he sometimes finished paintings that were based on the sketches he drew outside.
(And actually, I'd use "often" instead of "sometimes.)
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