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______ Paul and Jenny are waiting for you in their office.
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- "Any" implies one or another without specifying, usually used with singular subjects.
- "Either" suggests one or the other of two, often followed by "or."
- "All" refers to more than two, indicating the entirety.
- "Both" refers to two people or things together and is perfect when the sentence involves two subjects, like Paul and Jenny.
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