Login or log in

Hi,



log in to Yahoo Messenger or loggin in to Yahoo Messenger or loggin in Yahoo Messenger

It's also sometimes written as one word - login



Please tell him to online or Please tell him to go online



Clive

Thanks a lot. Clive.

As you said, I can say " login to Yahoo Messenger." this one is the best?

Hi,

Yes.

Clive

Thanks again , Clive.

one more question,

You said " it has also sometimes written as one word" , could you please explain more about this word? When do we need to use "login" and when do we use " log in" ?

Thanks.

"login" is a noun. The verb is "log in".

"login to Yahoo Messenger" means a way of logging in, or a name you use for logging in.

"log in to Yahoo Messenger" is an instruction telling someone to log in.

Which do you want? What is the context?

Thank you very much for helping me.

I am quite confused about this word.

I txt a friend, and ask him to go online. " Please go online and log in to Yahoo Messenger, I am waiting for you."

How about this sentence? correct?

Thank you again.

Anonymous
I txt a friend, and ask him to go online. " Please go online and log in to Yahoo Messenger, I am waiting for you."

How about this sentence? correct?

Yes, "log in" is correct here.

Thanks a lot. I got it.

Hi guys,

Consider this, from PC magazine. (My red).

Definition of: login
Signing in and gaining access to a http://www.EnglishForward.com/English/AddPost.aspx?ReplyToPostID=1147069&Quote=False,/English/AddPost.aspx?ReplyToPostID=1147069&Quote=False#, Web serve