What Does "i had a feeling you'd be home" Mean?
Learn what "i had a feeling you'd be home" means, when people say it, and how to use it naturally in English.
I had a feeling you'd be home.
This means the speaker believed or sensed the other person would be at home.
From Faded Threads, Episode 5
When do people say this?
Scene Context
The speaker says they expected the other person to be home.
Usage Scenario
Use it when your expectation turned out to be right. It sounds natural in casual conversation and can imply familiarity.
Better ways to say it
I thought you'd be home.
I had a feeling you'd be home.
I figured you'd be home.
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