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Originally Posted by masaegu
チョコレートのパンを持っているのです。In this case, it means that the speaker is holding the bread. Drop the first 「の」 and change the verb form to 「持っています」.
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Am I right that I cannot say "チョコレートパンを持っています。" if the chocolate bread is not on my hand (or in my bag) but at my house?
If the bread is at my house, I say "(私は家で)チョコレートパンがあります。". Is that correct?