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Home or house? Fri Oct 15, 2004 11:42 am  Home or house?
 

Dear Teachers !

- To drive sb home
- To get sb home
- To take sb home

I want to know the three ways above whether they are the same meaning or not ?

- I want to know when we use " home " , and when we use " house " ?.

Thanks a lot in advance.

Nam Steven.
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Home or house? Fri Oct 15, 2004 13:10 pm  Home or house?
 

namsteven wrote:
Dear Teachers !

- To drive sb home
- To get sb home
- To take sb home

I want to know the three ways above whether they are the same meaning or not ?

- I want to know when we use " home " , and when we use " house " ?.

Thanks a lot in advance.

Nam Steven.

A House is building. Home is place where you live.
Hope it's help
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Home and house Fri Oct 15, 2004 20:37 pm  Home and house
 

Hi Steven,

Luiza is right - the word 'house' is more concrete - it's a building in which you can live. The word 'home' is a more general term, your home can be your flat, your apartment, your villa or your country.
However, you can also live in a 'mobile home' - in a trailer or truck. If you take somebody home you go home together with them. If you drive somebody home you give them a lift home in your car.
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