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Grammar fix

what time is check-out

ask about check-out

How you ask a hotel by when you must leave your room on the last day.

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Hear it in context

Notice where the phrase sounds natural.

  • Just to check — what time is check-out tomorrow?hotel reception
  • A: Anything else I can help with?
    B: Yes — what time is check-out?
    hotel

Fix the pattern

Pattern: What time is check-out? / What time do we have to check out?

WrongWhat time I must go out the room?

RightWhat time is check-out?

Use the fixed noun 'check-out' (with a hyphen) for the leaving time.

PatternWhat time is check-out? / What time do we have to check out?

Don't confuse it

'Check-out' (noun) is the time you leave; 'check out' (verb) is the act of leaving.

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