Hello everyone,
I would really appreciate if you can tell what is the correct way to write (when you give written instructions for example):
a) log in to your account
b) login to your account
c) login your account
d) log in your account
If you can provide links where I can check it, please do so.
Thank you very much!
Looking forward to answering from you.
log in or log into?...
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Re: log in or log into?...
Standard (transitive) prepositional phrasal verb: log into, e.g.
Please log into your account.
Standard intransitive adverbial phrasal: log in, e.g.
I logged in at 7:00 a.m.
Please log into your account.
Standard intransitive adverbial phrasal: log in, e.g.
I logged in at 7:00 a.m.