How do we talk about the word 'home'. A lot of mistakes are made with this noun, because it is an exception. With verbs of movement, we don't use 'to'. Instead we use no preposition.
• I went home.
• She walks home every day.
• Marshall drives home after work.
With verbs that say where we are, or where an action happens, we use 'at'.
• She's at home.
• We stayed at home all day.
• Anthony loves to spend time at home during the weekends.
We can use 'from' in certain expressions: work from home, be away from home.
• He works from home on Fridays.
• She doesn't like being away from home for too long.
Try the following exercises. Send me an email next week for the answers.
Let's review! Put in at / from / -
1. She cooked ____________ home.
2. They left ____________ home early this morning.
3. She's coming ____________ home around six.
4. They spent the night ____________ home.
5. Yesterday John worked ____________ home.
6. He loves relaxing ____________ home.
7. Are you going ____________ home now?
8. We spend a lot of time ____________ home during the winter.
9. Are you going to be away ____________ home overnight?
10. How do you usually get ____________ home?
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