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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'home that' is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
In English, you must use the preposition 'to' to indicate movement towards a location, so the correct phrase would be 'home to'. For example: She happily ran home to her family.
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A new home that brings new hope.
"I don't go home that often.
The "home" that wasn't home seemed unreal.
But home — that was the thing he held on to.
I own a historic home that has its original windows.
Back home that was not a huge issue.
As for her home, that is a different story.
But in the home, that is unnecessary.
The same home that has now collapsed.
Wealth shouldn't mean the difference between a home that burns down and a home that doesn't.
There were things about home that were disconcerting and troubling.
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