in home, at home which one is correct?
1. i always use in home like I'm in home
but i saw 'she is at home' in book
are both correct ?
2. guess where i am from => is it correct sentence?
3. sometimes i'm confused when i make question sentence. when should i use do/be exactly ?
4. i didn't know that it must be present after never. but i heard "i never seen it before" few times
is it wrong expression or i understood it wrong
5. what is meaning of 'Are you coming with me? ' ?
i know meaning of 'are you coming'
'with him' or 'her' is ok, but 'with me' sounds awakard
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1.There's no need to say 'in'. You can say 'I'm home'. It is also correct to use "at" like this 'I'm sitting at home' or something like that.
2. Yes it is.
3.When there's a be verb (am, is, are) in your sentence, yes/no questions are made using be. When there's a main verb (speak, go, study....) you should use do/does. In order not to get confused, try to think of a sentence first, then turn it into a question.
4. The right sentence is " I've never seen it before." which is present perfect.
5. Imagine that you want to go somewhere and you want to ask if a friend would like to join you. It's definitely a common question to ask.
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