I live to the house
I know that ' I live in the house' is right . and I wonder that 'I live to the house' is possible. and if it is good to use, then there are any difference in them?

In Korean grammar, there are not prepositions, so I always confused those things.

thanks for your kind answers and have a nice day, all of you.

Question

I live to the house
I know  that ' I live in the house' is right . and  I wonder that 'I live to the house' is possible. and  if it is good to use, then there are any difference in them?

In Korean grammar, there are not prepositions, so I always confused those things.

thanks for your kind answers and have a nice day, all of you.

Answer

No, you can't say "I live to the house". "To" is used for a destination. You can say, "I am going to the house."

Answer

You can live close to the house or near to the house.

Answer

That is not a good sentence. "In" is indicating a location or place in this case. "to" shows direction.
For example, "I'm going to the house".

Answer

"to" shows direction, "live" is the verb of state
so
"I live to the house" is impossible

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