It's safe to be at home.

Question 1: "Did you get home safely?" How do you say, "Did you get home safely?"

Is it safe to go home?

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Home English [h? m]

Beauty [huh? m]

Home; Family; Family life; End point;

Family-oriented; Domestic; Local; Home type;

At home; In my hometown; Deeply; Deeply;

They stayed at home and watched TV last night.

They stayed at home and watched TV last night.

Third person singular: homes plural: homes present participle: homing past tense: homed past participle: homed

Question 2: Did you get home safely? Thank you! 1 Did you get home safely?

Have you had lunch?

Sorry, you are not my type.

Question 3: I have arrived home safely. How do you say I have arrived home safely? Hope to adopt ~

Question 4: I have arrived home safely! What about you? I have arrived home safely! What about you?

I have arrived home safely! What about you?

I have arrived home safely! What about you?

I have arrived home safely! What about you?

Question 5: I have arrived home safely, so don't worry about it.

Question 6: How to say "I am at home" in English? It is the latter. Put do in front of the verb for emphasis, but only in the present tense, that is, I am really home. This means I'm really home.

Question 7: Please make sure that every child can get home safely. I gave it to a poor old woman, he replied. You are a good boy, mother said proudly. There are still two cents here.

English

Good boy Robert asked his mother for two cents. What did you do with the money I gave you yesterday? I gave it to a poor old woman, he replied. You are a good boy, mother said proudly. There are still two cents here.

Question 8: I have arrived home safely. Thank you for your concern and help. I went home safe and sound. Thank you very much for your help and the hospital.