Today’s vocabulary: “CHECK OUT” (part 3!) Another meaning: In daily American English, “check out” can also mean to leave a hotel or finish paying at a store. You'll hear this when someone is leaving a place after staying or shopping there. Note: - In stores, people usually say “check out at the counter.” - In hotels, they say “check out of the hotel.” Examples: - We have to check out of the hotel by 11 a.m. - She checked out at the counter and headed straight home. Can you use “checks out” in a sentence?? 🤔 Comment your sentences below 👇🏻

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