I'm Alice Bryant.

我是愛麗絲-布萊恩特

You have probably heard native English speakers say things like, I'm going to school.

你可能聽過以英語為母語的人說過這樣的話：我要去上學了。

But why don't they say I'm going to home?

但他們為什麼不說我要回家？

The answer has to do with the verb.

答案與動詞有關。

Go and place adverbs.

去放置副詞。

Listen to this.

聽聽這個。

Speaker used the word home.

發言人用了家這個詞。

I'm going home in about 20 minutes.

我20分鐘後回家。

See you there.

到時見。

Here Home acts as an adverb, not a noun.

在這裡Home充當副詞，而不是名詞。

After the verb go and before some adverbs of place, we omit the Prepa Szish in two.

在動詞go之後和一些地方副詞之前，我們省略了兩個Prepa Szish。

The words downstairs and upstairs are other examples.

樓下、樓上這兩個詞是其他例子。

They describe locations inside Ah, home or building.

它們描述的是阿、家或建築物內的位置。

Listen to how this speaker uses one of them with the verb Go great, Let's go upstairs.

聽聽這個說話人是如何用其中的一個動詞Go great，Let's go upstairs。

The meeting is on the second floor.

會議在二樓舉行。

Other adverbs that follow this pattern include their and somewhere.

其他遵循這種模式的副詞還包括其和某處。

Listen to these speakers and note the word to does not appear after Go.

聽聽這些發言者的發言，注意圍棋後面沒有出現to這個詞。

I hate staying home.

我討厭呆在家裡。

I want to go somewhere fun.

我想去一個好玩的地方。

How about the park?

公園怎麼樣？

I'm going there for a walk later.

我待會要去那裡走走。