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16-Jul-2004, 03:56
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 at home vs. in a home Anyboy who will help me, thank you! |
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16-Jul-2004, 07:19
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| 'In a home' in British English means that the person lives in a special place, like a home for old people or children in need of protection, etc. 'At home' refers to the place where you live.  |
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