The second guest of this rubric today is the word 'home'. Just | A ACADEMY
The second guest of this rubric today is the word 'home'. Just like 'abroad', 'home' also doesn't take any preposition before and after it, except for 'at'.
Examples? There you go:
- That young kid is still missing. It's said he left home without noticing anyone. - My dad is coming back home from the deployment today, so I'm a little excited.
e.g. A: Let's go, bro. We're throwing one hell of a party today! And guess what? This is at the 5-star hotel. B: No, thanks. I'm not in the mood for a get-together today. I'm just gonna stay at home and play video games.
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