Asked by rfvv
The dog's master worked in the workplace. Later he came back home. He saw his dog. He said, "I'm home."
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Can we use 'I'm at home.' in this situation? What is the difference between them?
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Can we use 'I'm at home.' in this situation? What is the difference between them?
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"I'm home," is a standard thing to say when one arrives home, whether from work or a long trip or whatever. It's similar to saying, "I'm here."
You'd use "I'm at home" if someone asks, "Where are you now?"
You'd use "I'm at home" if someone asks, "Where are you now?"
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