do the check in

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do the check in

sebas555

do the check in

is it ok to say : do the check in.

and what about: to set tendency/ to make trend...

which one is the best option for you?

thanks a lot

sebas

26 Nov 2009

Elisa76

As I native speaker from the UK I wouldn �t say "do the check in" but only "check in".

e.g. at a hotel " Please check in on arrival". Alternatively at the aiport we would often hear or use "Please go to check in" either as a verb or as a noun i.e. the check in desks/area.

We also set a trend, not make a trend.

As far as I am aware, tendency would usually be used as a noun.

e.g. He has a tendency for exaggeration.

Maybe other �s have different ideas/opinions.

Regards

Elisabeth

26 Nov 2009