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I need to know the most natural and least wordy way in English to ask what time someone leave work for the day.
Could you please verify these sentences below and let me know if 1) They are actually used by native speakers and 2) if I can improve them in anyway?
And lastly, how do you usually ask this question yourself in everyday life?
A. What time does she usually leave? B. What time does she usually leave work (home)?
A. What time does she usually get off? B. What time does she usually get off work (home)?
A. What time does she usually work until? B. What time until does she usually work? C. Until what time does she usually work?
Is there a way to ask this via the verb stay?
2how late does she (usually) stay? – mobileink – 2016-10-25T22:33:25.900
1All of the answers below contain valuable language information. However, if you're mainly trying to figure out when she's most likely to answer your call, you might want to ask directly: "When would be the best time to reach her?" Any wording asking about her working hours might run into problems where she's still at work but in a meeting or otherwise unavailable to talk to you. – 1006a – 2016-10-26T00:48:44.723