Is this correct sentence? He did not allow me to go to his house reasoning that no one at home to receive the letter.?

Answer 1

He did not allow me to go to his house reasoning that there was no one at home to receive the letter.

Answer 2

"He did not allow me to go to his house reasoning that no one at home to receive the letter." could be corrected as: "Reasoning that no one at home received the letter had him not allow me going to his house."

Answer 3

No. It could be corrected by adding was or is before one.

Answer 4

Not quite.

He did not allow me to go to his house reasoning that no one [was] at home to receive the letter.?

He did not allow me to go to his house reasoning that no one [would have been] at home to receive the letter.?

He did not allow me to go to his house reasoning that [there would not be anyone] at home to receive the letter.?