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Vincent - you can say both. After finding him, he sent the boy to his house. He became angry and sent the boy to his home.
- Vincent - you can say both.
- After finding him, he sent the boy to his house.
- He became angry and sent the boy to his home.
- Remember - it's the context that is very important here.
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Vincent - you can say both.
After finding him, he sent the boy to his house.
He became angry and sent the boy to his home.
Remember - it's the context that is very important here.
After finding him, he sent the boy to his house.
He became angry and sent the boy to his home.
Remember - it's the context that is very important here.
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"I sent the boy home." Yes, I actually use that construction much more often than "I sent the boy to his home."
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