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[Unregistered]

Is home countable?
which one is correct?
The homeless girls have no homes to go back to.
The homeless girls have no home to go back to.

Does home = house
The homeless girls have no houses to go back to.

thank you

[Soup]

A house is a building, a structure; a home is where the heart lives.

Two possible meanings:

Ex: The homeless girls have no homes to go back to.
=> They used to have more than one home each
=> They used to have one home each


Two possible meanings:

Ex: The homeless girls have no home to go back to.
=> They used to live together in the same house
=> They used to live in separate houses, and used to have one home each.


Note, the sentence "The homeless girls ... no home(s)" is redundant. Try,

Ex: The girls are homeless.