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I saw a creepy man coming towards me I start running straight to my home. After "i reached home" I locked all the doors and windows. In this para what alternative word can I use instead of "I reached home".






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I saw a creepy man coming towards me I start running straight to my home. After "i reached home" I locked all the doors and windows. In this para what alternative word can I use instead of "I reached home".






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I saw a creepy man coming towards me I start running straight to my home. After "i reached home" I locked all the doors and windows. In this para what alternative word can I use instead of "I reached home".






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I saw a creepy man coming towards me I start running straight to my home. After "i reached home" I locked all the doors and windows. In this para what alternative word can I use instead of "I reached home".






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  • I've heard something like "when I made it home".I'm not sure what exactly I heard in that story but that was something like this. If you know then please let me know

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    – Arun Kumar
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    – Arun Kumar
    2 days ago













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    2 days ago











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  • I've heard something like "when I made it home".I'm not sure what exactly I heard in that story but that was something like this. If you know then please let me know

    – Arun Kumar
    2 days ago













  • Yes sure, you can say that!

    – Marybnq
    2 days ago











  • Thanks for letting me know

    – Arun Kumar
    2 days ago











  • Please accept my answer if you’re satisfied with it!

    – Marybnq
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  • 2





    Please remember that when writing answers on StackExchange, “brevity is acceptable, but fuller explanations are better”. To make this a good answer, you should explain why your options are superior to the ones in the question, and preferably also add in links to some reliable, authoritative sources that show that these suggestions are in fact appropriate and used. (To wit, the first option you list is not appropriate: “After I have come home I locked all the doors” is ungrammatical due to tense mismatch.)

    – Janus Bahs Jacquet
    2 days ago



















  • I've heard something like "when I made it home".I'm not sure what exactly I heard in that story but that was something like this. If you know then please let me know

    – Arun Kumar
    2 days ago













  • Yes sure, you can say that!

    – Marybnq
    2 days ago











  • Thanks for letting me know

    – Arun Kumar
    2 days ago











  • Please accept my answer if you’re satisfied with it!

    – Marybnq
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  • 2





    Please remember that when writing answers on StackExchange, “brevity is acceptable, but fuller explanations are better”. To make this a good answer, you should explain why your options are superior to the ones in the question, and preferably also add in links to some reliable, authoritative sources that show that these suggestions are in fact appropriate and used. (To wit, the first option you list is not appropriate: “After I have come home I locked all the doors” is ungrammatical due to tense mismatch.)

    – Janus Bahs Jacquet
    2 days ago

















I've heard something like "when I made it home".I'm not sure what exactly I heard in that story but that was something like this. If you know then please let me know

– Arun Kumar
2 days ago







I've heard something like "when I made it home".I'm not sure what exactly I heard in that story but that was something like this. If you know then please let me know

– Arun Kumar
2 days ago















Yes sure, you can say that!

– Marybnq
2 days ago





Yes sure, you can say that!

– Marybnq
2 days ago













Thanks for letting me know

– Arun Kumar
2 days ago





Thanks for letting me know

– Arun Kumar
2 days ago













Please accept my answer if you’re satisfied with it!

– Marybnq
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Please accept my answer if you’re satisfied with it!

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