All are correct.
If you're standing in a row, you are simply standing next to other people in a straight line.
If you're standing in line, you are also in a row, but all are facing forward and you have a destination -- a ticket booth or a bank teller or something.
1. They were standing in a row.
2. They were standing in two rows.
3. They were standing in line.
4. They were standing in a line.
5. They were standing in two lines.
Which ones are correct? What is the difference between 'row' and 'line'? Do they have the same meaning?
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