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Sunsail Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

Home /house

Hello,

I go home or I go to house , is there a difference ?

If I say

I go to my home
I am at home

are these wrong?

Kind Regards
  

Top answer

House is a countable noun, so you need an article. I go to a house. I go to my house.

— Vorpar

  • House is a countable noun, so you need an article.
  • I go to a house.
  • I go to my house.
  • The last two are correct.
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House is a countable noun, so you need an article.

I go to a house.
I go to my house.

The last two are correct.
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Home is where you live.  It may be a house, a condo, an apartment, or other dwelling.

House is a particular type of structure or dwelling.  

In the U.S. you will hear people say:

I am going home.

I am going to my house.

I am going to their house.

I am going to their home.

Sometimes the two words will refer to the same place, but somet
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Hello,

I am going to their home.

so i can say " I m going to my home " for example while leaving the office

Thanks
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If your are going to your own home, you do not need the adjective "my"

I am going home - it is understood that you are referring to your home.

So "I'm going home".  You can say "I'm going to my home", but normally you will hear the former.
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Hello

how about this ? I hear both.which one is correct

I am home or I am at home?

Thanks
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