Joins him
A man is sitting in a booth in a diner. A woman enters the diner, and joins him in the booth.
- Is joins him in the booth completely natural here?
- Does it mean that she sits down in the booth where the man is sitting?
- Should any of the in's be at instead?
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anonymous A man is sitting in a booth in a diner. A woman enters the diner [no comma] and joins him in the booth. - Is joins him in the booth completely natural here?
- anonymous A man is sitting in a booth in a diner.
- A woman enters the diner [no comma] and joins him in the booth.
- - Is joins him in the booth completely natural here?
- Yes.
- - Does it mean that she sits down in the booth where the man is sitting?
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anonymousA man is sitting in a booth in a diner. A woman enters the diner [no comma] and joins him in the booth.
- Is joins him in the booth completely natural here? Yes.
- Does it mean that she sits down in the booth where the man is sitting?
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