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The phrase "finally go home" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to express the idea of finally being able to return to one's home after a prolonged period of time or after facing obstacles or delays. Example: After a long day at work and a frustrating commute, I finally go home to relax and unwind.
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South Africa now head for Auckland for a semi-final against New Zealand or West Indies Sri Lankaafterter months on the road, finally go home to a new and challenging era.
"I hope we can finally go home".
"Even in death, they weren't able to finally go home".
When others get off the train to finally go home, Leonie Müller stays behind.
They talked among themselves about who would get the winning goal that would allow everyone to finally go home.
HE'S LIVING THE GAME Thanks to the 75th Ranger Regiment out of Fort Benning, Ga., CHRIS ROUNDS, the South Georgia Waves ticket manager, can finally go home again.
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Tuesday when he finally went home, muddy and exhausted.
Andy Murray finally goes home on Sunday, spent but still glowing.
Scarpa finally went home in October, with the aid of a walker.
The night that Ivetta finally went home with Kostya, they left the restaurant in separate cars.
When they finally found him, they murdered the innocent man and finally went home.
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