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Moguwai007 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
check in time
For a description of a hotel check in time,
I know the follow #1 is suffice, without "after " or "at."
However, in case I need to add the latest check in time.
Do I use the preposition as described in #2 ? or is # 3 suffice?
#1 Check in time : 2 pm.
#2 Check in time from 2 pm to 10 pm
#3 Check in time : 2 pm to 10 pm
I know the follow #1 is suffice, without "after " or "at."
However, in case I need to add the latest check in time.
Do I use the preposition as described in #2 ? or is # 3 suffice?
#1 Check in time : 2 pm.
#2 Check in time from 2 pm to 10 pm
#3 Check in time : 2 pm to 10 pm
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Correction: suffice does it suffice? is it sufficient? I would go with both prepositions, from and to , just for the sake of parallel structure.
- Correction: suffice does it suffice?
- is it sufficient?
- I would go with both prepositions, from and to , just for the sake of parallel structure.
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Correction: suffice does it suffice? is it sufficient?
I would go with both prepositions, from and to, just for the sake of parallel structure.
I would go with both prepositions, from and to, just for the sake of parallel structure.
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Thank you very much for your corrections. In case I need to add check out time along with the check in time, which would you choose, #1,#2 or #3?
Check in time: from 2 pm to 10 pm
#1 Check out time: by 11 am
#2 Check out time: until 11 am
#3 Check out time: 11 am
Check in time: from 2 pm to 10 pm
#1 Check out time: by 11 am
#2 Check out time: until 11 am
#3 Check out time: 11 am
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