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Here is a sentence with pronoun(s) whose antecedent(s) can either be derived from the context or is ambiguous.
Sentence: Charlie organised a party on Saturday, but two hours before the party was about to start, Alex told us that they could not meet. Charlie had been in a skiing accident and was recovering in hospital, so they were taking care of them.
Which of the following options correctly explains the antecedent(s) of the pronoun(s)?
(A) Alex told us that Charlie could not meet, but Alex still could. Alex was taking care of Charlie.
(B) Alex told us that Charlie could not meet, but Alex still could. Charlie was taking care of Alex.
(C) Alex told us that Alex could not meet, but Charlie still could. Alex was taking care of Charlie.
(D) Alex told us that Alex could not meet, but Charlie still could. Charlie was taking care of Alex.
(E) Alex told us that Charlie and Alex could not meet. Alex was taking care of Charlie.
(F) Alex told us that Charlie and Alex could not meet. Charlie was taking care of Alex.
(G) None of the above.

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