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Log In vs. Login

September 5, 2013February 19, 2020 / Erin Servais / 11 Comments

 

Login can be one word or two, depending on its usage.

In noun form, use login.

In verb form, use log in.

Examples in noun form:
Rusty entered his login into the cat fanciers forum.
Sasha forgot her login and had to get an email reminder.

Examples in verb form:
Rusty will log in to the cat fanciers forum.
This is the eighth time Sasha tried to log in.

Remember: If it’s a noun, use one word (login). If it’s a verb, use two words (log in).

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