Please explain the difference between home and house.

Hi, John. ^^

 \'House\' is used to describe the actual or physical building or structure of the place you live in.

On the other hand,

\'Home\' is used to describe your emotional attachment or affiliation you have towards your house.

In relation to the sentences you mentioned:

\"Is your granddaughter still there at your house?\"- means I am asking about whether your granddaughter is still at your physical house.

\"My granddaughter will stay in my home until January 25.\" - This sentence is grammatically correct, but in the context of the conversation, we should say, \"My granddaughter will stay in my house until January 25th.\"

Some examples of when we should use \"home\" are:

- This feels like home.

- Home is where I feel the safest.

If you have more questions, feel free to ask it during class. ^^

See you later!

~t. Ally

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\"Is your granddaughter still there at your house?\"
>> CORRECT!

 \"My granddaught will stay in my home until Janary 25.\"

>> My granddaughter will stay in my home until January 25th.