which one is correct?
You haven't been around much lately.
You haven't been at home much lately.

which one is correct? What's the difference?

Thanks a lot.

Question

which one is correct?
You haven't been around much lately.
You haven't been at home much lately.

which one is correct? What's the difference?

Thanks a lot.

Answer

They are both correct grammatically.

The only difference to note is that "around" could be anywhere close to where you are, but it does not have to be at home.

Answer

The first one is correct.

The second, you should choose "at" or "much". Its unusual to use both