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Cute butterfly Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

preposition

Hi

Please I want to ask if we say in house or at house??

THANK YOU
  

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I left my car at the house. I left my phone in the house. We have a print shop in-house at my company and don't have to outsource our printing.

— BarbaraPA

  • I left my car at the house.
  • I left my phone in the house.
  • We have a print shop in-house at my company and don't have to outsource our printing.
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I left my car at the house.
I left my phone in the house.
We have a print shop in-house at my company and don't have to outsource our printing.
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cute butterflyin house or at house?
Neither is correct. We say 'at home' or just 'home', depending on the context.

I'm going to be at home all day today. I'm going to be home all day today.
I'm tired. I think I'll go home.

CJ
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thx..sentence 1 : he just wanted to stay in his house

I think it's IN not at.

and I have another question related to weekends, sentence 2: going out with them at the weekends
and i think it is at not in.
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thx but i said house not home !
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cute butterflythx Thanks, but i I said 'house' not 'home'!
The response CJ gave to the limited information you provided in your original question was a natural and correct response. If you want the best response for your needs, you must give full context.

Please note the corrections I made to y
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