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Ryansamturner Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Check in or Check-In?
I have the following sentences which I'm not sure if I am using the correct words or not:
'I decided to check in with the school that I worked at.'
And
'I checked in at the reception.'
Are these fine as they are? Or should I use a hyphen?
Thanks.
'I decided to check in with the school that I worked at.'
And
'I checked in at the reception.'
Are these fine as they are? Or should I use a hyphen?
Thanks.
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Hi. I think both of your examples are fine they way you have written them. html .
- Hi.
- I think both of your examples are fine they way you have written them.
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Hi.
I think both of your examples are fine they way you have written them. If you want to read more bout hyphenating words,follow this link http://www.noslangues-ourlanguages.gc.ca/bien-well/fra-eng/grammaire-grammar/arrivee-check-eng.html.
I think both of your examples are fine they way you have written them. If you want to read more bout hyphenating words,follow this link http://www.noslangues-ourlanguages.gc.ca/bien-well/fra-eng/grammaire-grammar/arrivee-check-eng.html.
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As a noun, "check-in" is hyphenated. As a phrasal verb it isn't. So, no hyphen is needed here.
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