They are all OK. The first and third are the best. The fourth has a spelling error (or typo).
The sentence related to the cartoon or photo or picture is called a caption. You could write this:
Draw a cartoon and a caption below it.
1. Draw a cartoon related to the sentence.
2. Draw a cartoon relating to the sentence.
3. Draw a cartoon and write down a sentence related to it below.
4. Draw a cartoon and write dwon a sentence related to it below.
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Are the sentences above grammatical?
Do we have to use 'related' or 'relating'?
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4. Draw a cartoon and write down a sentence relating to it below.
Thank you. #4 should be like this.
Do you mean we can use both 'related' and 'relating'?
Thank you. #4 should be like this.
Do you mean we can use both 'related' and 'relating'?
Yes, you can. There's not much difference between them; mostly the difference is in the participial form (present or past), not in meaning.