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on the river” is floating in a vessel or on the shore of that river. “In the river” implies in the water: “He was swimming in the river.” “On the river” implies on top of the river - usually someone or something floating on the surface, not covered by the water. "At home" is used instead of "in home" because "home" is not a building, and can refer to a place where someone lives, even if it's not a physical structure. For example, someone living under a bridge could technically be considered "homeless" but their bridge would still be their home. "At home" can also be used to specify a location, and to contrast that location with another location. For example, if someone asks if Angelina is at the store, you might respond with "No, Angelina is at home". This contrasts the location of "home" with the location of "store". "I'm home" is another expression that can be used to announce arrival at home after being out for a period of time. For example, "honey I'm home" is a common expression used when returning home after being out at work.