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28-Jun-2006, 12:25
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 A Question about "house" I have a question about the word "house". An apartment cannot be expressed as a word "house"? |
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28-Jun-2006, 12:29
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| Re: A Question about "house" After lunch, we went to see a movie You are right, an apartment cannot be expressed as a word "House"...House means a separate "home"…. An Apartment means that you have a house in a common building… That’s what I understood from the common usage… ~pEaCe~ |
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28-Jun-2006, 18:48
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| Re: A Question about "house" A "house" implies that it is a self-contained, stand-alone residence. You can, however, refer to an apartment as your "home."  |
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