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Simon
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The device generates clean air and discharges it into the room.

DoesCould the sentence above I created only mean thatbe interpreted as the device isbeing located outside the room?

I don't want to eliminate the possibility that the device can beis located inside the room.

The device generates clean air and discharges it into the room.

Does the sentence above I created only mean that the device is located outside the room?

I don't want to eliminate the possibility that the device can be located inside the room.

The device generates clean air and discharges it into the room.

Could the sentence above only be interpreted as the device being located outside the room?

I don't want to eliminate the possibility that the device is located inside the room.

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Does "into" mean only "from outside to inside "?

The device generates clean air and discharges it into the room.

Does the sentence above I created only mean that the device is located outside the room?

I don't want to eliminate the possibility that the device can be located inside the room.