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Maj Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Home/house
What is the difference in meaning between " a nice house" and " a nice home"? Do they mean the same?
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No. "House" and "home" are not the same although sometimes we *** the same. The "house" is the building you live in, your "home" is where you belong, your family.
- No.
- "House" and "home" are not the same although sometimes we *** the same.
- The "house" is the building you live in, your "home" is where you belong, your family.
- You may live in a nice house in the USA while studying, for instance, but your home may be miles from there waiting for you to come back.
- Did you get what I mean?
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No. "House" and "home" are not the same although sometimes we *** the same. The "house" is the building you live in, your "home" is where you belong, your family.
You may live in a nice house in the USA while studying, for instance, but your home may be miles from there waiting for you to come back. Did you get what I mean?
Your house may not be a nice one, but your home, y
You may live in a nice house in the USA while studying, for instance, but your home may be miles from there waiting for you to come back. Did you get what I mean?
Your house may not be a nice one, but your home, y
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