what's correct?
- There was not else at the box office. I didn't need to wait.
- - There was not else at the box office. I needn't wait.
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- There was no one else at the box office. I didn't need to wait.
Both occurred in the past.
The other mixes the tenses. The first sentence is in the past, the second is in the present. It doesn't make sense that way.
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There was nobody else at the box office.I didn't have to wait.
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