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Layla1234 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

In your house vs at your home?

When i want to now where someone is because she/he hasn't come back since morning and I worry about someone and I am making a phone call and want to ask:

Is he/she what should I say in your house or at your home?

Thanks in advance

layla
  

Top answer

Both are technically correct, although "in" your house implies that the person is inside of the house instead of in the yard. I normally use the word "at".

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  • Both are technically correct, although "in" your house implies that the person is inside of the house instead of in the yard.
  • I normally use the word "at".
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Both are technically correct, although "in" your house implies that the person is inside of the house instead of in the yard.

I normally use the word "at".
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Hi,

I would usualy just say

eg I'm looking for Tom. Is he there, please?

Clive
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So you would say: At your house or at your home?
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So which option is better to use to be gramatically correct?
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