chiageraldine  +  871289 Sat, 22 Aug 09 06:15 AM which is right? 1. I work from home.     I work at home.      for the two sentences above, i mean, I have a job that is home-based. how do i say it? how about this sentence? 2.   I am a work-from-home mom.       I am a work-at-home mom. which is to use? are the hyphens still necessary? chiageraldine Joined on Wed, May 27 2009 Junior Member 58 Articles, Punctuation, Hyphenation, Sentences

	Mister Micawber  +  871307 Sat, 22 Aug 09 06:30 AM The #1 sentences are both fine.  The #2 sentences are useless, it seems to me, since moms do not practice motherhood anywhere else. Mister Micawber Joined on Wed, Aug 4 2004 Yokohama Veteran Member 30,825 'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master-- that's all.' Sentences

	chiageraldine  +  874233 Tue, 25 Aug 09 02:53 PM what i meant with the #2 sentences is : I am a mother who works at/from home. ( have a job at home, apart from motherhood.) but i want to make the sentence in this format: I am a WORK-AT-HOME mom. or is it better to use? I am a WORK-FROM-HOME mom. hope i made my point clear. thanks a lot for ALWAYS helping me! chiageraldine Prepositions, Sentences

	Mister Micawber  +  874296 Tue, 25 Aug 09 03:39 PM Neither.  They do not make clear what you are trying to say. I am a working mother, but I work from my home. Mister Micawber