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Ryan79k Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Sign in / Sign on / Log in / Log on

When it comes to messengers, how would you describe the act of typing in your id and password in the fileds?

Sign in / Sign on / Log in / Log on

Sign out / Sign off / Log out/Log off

are British and American English different on this term? personally, I never heard of "Sign on" but I'd like to hear from you.. Thanks in adavace. Emotion: smile
  

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" But I agree, "sign on" sounds like something a radio station does, not what a user does with Messenger.

— BarbaraPA

  • " But I agree, "sign on" sounds like something a radio station does, not what a user does with Messenger.
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I've definitely heard "sign in," and it honestly seems to be the same as "log in" or "log on." But I agree, "sign on" sounds like something a radio station does, not what a user does with Messenger.
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thanks, Barbara.

is "Sign on/Sign off" british by any chance? Anyone please? Emotion: smile
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