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Chenyincheng Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Home, house, or place
Hi everyone
Which of the following is correct (or more common)?
1) Do you want to come to my home after work?
2) Do you want to com to my house after work?
3) Do you want to come to my place after work?
I'd always go for the 3rd one, or probably the 2nd one. But is it wrong to say the 1st one?
Thanks a lot!
Which of the following is correct (or more common)?
1) Do you want to come to my home after work?
2) Do you want to com to my house after work?
3) Do you want to come to my place after work?
I'd always go for the 3rd one, or probably the 2nd one. But is it wrong to say the 1st one?
Thanks a lot!
Top answer
#1 is not idiomatic but not wrong either. # 2 and 3 are most common.
- #1 is not idiomatic but not wrong either.
- # 2 and 3 are most common.
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#1 is not idiomatic but not wrong either.
# 2 and 3 are most common.
# 2 and 3 are most common.
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Hi,
Note that a house is a specific type of home/place.
An apartment, for example, is a home or a place but it is not a house.
Clive
Note that a house is a specific type of home/place.
An apartment, for example, is a home or a place but it is not a house.
Clive
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