Outside?

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If I'm in my rooms with some kids and they're being naughty can I say:

Go watch tv outside! Or does it have to be:

Go watch tv outside in the living room. Or Go watch tv in the living room. Or can all be used?

Much thanks!
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'Outside' is wrong here if you are speaking of within the house. Go watch TV (out) in the living room is OK.
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What if I'm talking to my granny inside my room and my friends come in, wanting to find some books to read or something. Can I say:

Could you guys please wait for me outside. Or Could you guys please wait outside? Thanks!
'Outside' = outside the building.
Please wait for me outside the room. Or all the examples above have all been heard by me though...
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