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Adverbial phrase (also known as adverb phrase) is a term for two or more words functions adverbially (i.e. as an adverb).
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When should I use "to" before "home"
Your use of not using "to" before "home" as it is an adverb is correct, as well as your second statement. That use of "You come to home" is really, really strange and I've never heard that before. It …