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Elcid Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Can anyone help me out!!!
hi...
this is rahul..i m a bit confused abuot the correct usage of words.. as i have english as my secondry language(tell me if this sentence is incorrect) i dont have much comand of it...here is the sentence i have problem with...
what do we say?
1) i went home
2) i went to home
r these both correct or some difference is there..
thankyou
this is rahul..i m a bit confused abuot the correct usage of words.. as i have english as my secondry language(tell me if this sentence is incorrect) i dont have much comand of it...here is the sentence i have problem with...
what do we say?
1) i went home
2) i went to home
r these both correct or some difference is there..
thankyou
Top answer
" In English, the word "home" all by itself is used to mean "to my place", "to my home". Because the idea of "to" is included in the word "home" in this sentence, we don't say "I went to home" because that would mean "I went to to my home". Don't forget to capitalize 'I'!
- " In English, the word "home" all by itself is used to mean "to my place", "to my home".
- Because the idea of "to" is included in the word "home" in this sentence, we don't say "I went to home" because that would mean "I went to to my home".
- Don't forget to capitalize 'I'!
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The correct one is "I went home."
In English, the word "home" all by itself is used to mean "to my place", "to my home".
Because the idea of "to" is included in the word "home" in this sentence, we don't say "I went to home" because that would mean "I went to tomy home".
In English, the word "home" all by itself is used to mean "to my place", "to my home".
Because the idea of "to" is included in the word "home" in this sentence, we don't say "I went to home" because that would mean "I went to tomy home".
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