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"sitting at the booth" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's physical location at a restaurant or event, where they are seated at a booth. Example: "The couple was sitting at the booth, enjoying their meal and conversation."
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The couple sitting at the booth across from me were trying not to notice the occasional tear running down my cheek.
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The people sitting at the next booth got up and left a large mess behind.
Elida was sitting at the third booth in, and raised a hand as I entered, then put a tissue to her eyes.
I can see the cars sitting at the toll booths.
Scott was sitting at the kitchen table.
I'm sitting at the Beverly Hilton".
She was sitting at the kitchen table.
But watch that guy sitting at the next booth he may be hacking into your laptop over that very same Wi-Fi link.
Passive: Mary was sitting at the table.
"Let's get out of here," said a woman sitting at a booth near the restroom.
Tired, dishevelled and dressed in black, she is sitting at a booth in the restaurant, sipping on green juice.
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