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Sentence: Michael and his crew are packing their things and waiting for Benson to get out of the haunted house.
Context: Benson is staying outside and right now he is coming to the haunted house.
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It's correct English, but I can't relate it to your explanation of the context. "waiting for Benson to get out of the haunted house" implies that Benson is currently inside the haunted house. This is not consistent with the statement that he is "staying outside" and right now "coming to the haunted house".
- It's correct English, but I can't relate it to your explanation of the context.
- "waiting for Benson to get out of the haunted house" implies that Benson is currently inside the haunted house.
- This is not consistent with the statement that he is "staying outside" and right now "coming to the haunted house".
- More context is needed to determine whether "crew" is the appropriate choice of word.
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It's correct English, but I can't relate it to your explanation of the context. "waiting for Benson to get out of the haunted house" implies that Benson is currently inside the haunted house. This is not consistent with the statement that he is "staying outside" and right now "coming to the haunted house".
More context is needed to determine whether "crew" is the appropriate choice of wo
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