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Thread: off hours
- 25-Jul-2006, 01:20 #1
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off hours Is it correct to say "off-hours", when refering to the hours people do not work? Like in the following sentences:
I do need a pin to enter the office when I come to the office at off-hours.
Thanks!
Emily
- 25-Jul-2006, 02:29 #2
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Teacher Re: off hours That's fine.
- 25-Jul-2006, 02:38 #3
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Teacher Re: off hours You can also say "after hours."
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