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The difference between "nobody at home" and "nobody is home" lies in the structure of the sentences: 1. "Nobody at home" - This phrase is a fragment and is typically used in a context where more information is expected. For example, "Nobody at home, so we can use the house." 2. "Nobody is home" - This is a complete sentence and means that there is no one present in the house. It is a standard way of saying that the house is empty. In summary, "nobody at home" is a phrase, while "nobody is home" is a full sentence with a subject and a verb.

@Hadera-od7jn አመሰግናለሁ ግን የተማሪቱን ማስተማር ሃፂያት አይደለም ግን አንተም ትክክል መሆንክን እርግጠኛ ሁን እኔ ስፖስት በጣም በጥንቃቄ ነዉ ። ስለዚህ ስተቱ የሬስህ ነዉ ። Nobady at home = ቤት ውስጥ የለም

The correct phrase would be "There is nobody at home." or "There is not anybody at home." The phrase "There is no anybody at home" is grammatically incorrect. In English, "nobody" and "anybody" are used to indicate absence, but when using "no" as a negation, you generally don’t pair it with "anybody." Instead, you can use "nobody" or "not anybody." For example: "There is nobody at home." (Common, natural phrasing) "There is not anybody at home." (Correct but less common)

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