Log in and log out

[irland5]

Hello everybody

Could anyone indicate which ones can you use?
· Log in your account
· Log in to your account
· Log into your account
· Sign out your account
· Sign out of your account
· Sign out from your account

Many thanks

 

[emsr2d2]

Hello everybody.

Could anyone [STRIKE]indicate[/STRIKE] tell me which ones I/we can [STRIKE]you[/STRIKE] use?

· Log in your account :cross:
· Log in to your account :tick:
· Log into your account :tick:
· Sign out your account :cross:
· Sign out of your account :tick:
· Sign out from your account :tick:

Many thanks.

See corrections and marks above.

 

[EnglishLearner007]

Are "logged in" and "logged out" correct as well (in the past context, of course)?

 

[GoesStation]

Yes. Here's a bonus tip: the noun and adjective login refers to the ensemble of activities and states related to logging in. For example, you may have a successful or unsuccessful login depending on whether you used the correct login credentials.

This usage follows a common pattern where the two words comprising a phrasal verb are combined to create a noun, adjective, or adverb. Other examples include lookup, standby, ​holdout, and many others.

 

[jutfrank]

· Log in to your account :tick:
· Log into your account :tick:

See corrections and marks above.

Could I ask members what ideas or principles they have concerning these forms? Apart from the way they're written, what might be the differences, if there are any? Which form is preferable?