Hi, there

I have a few questions about talking about Zoom/Meet meetings. Do you use which prepositions in this case?

1) During a zoom meeting): “Do you guys mind if I just get out/get off (hop out/hop off) real quick? I’ll be right back

2) “There’s always a co-worker who’s late to come INTO our Zoom meeting”
or
“There is always a co-worker who’s late to come ON our Zoom meeting”
or
“There’s always a co-worker who’s late to come IN ON our Zoom meeting”

Thank You

Question

Hi, there

I have a few questions about talking about Zoom/Meet meetings. Do you use which prepositions in this case?

1) During a zoom meeting): “Do you guys mind if I just get out/get off (hop out/hop off) real quick? I’ll be right back

2) “There’s always a co-worker who’s late to come INTO our Zoom meeting” 
or
 “There is always a co-worker who’s late to come  ON our Zoom meeting”
or 
“There’s always a co-worker who’s late to come IN ON  our Zoom meeting”

Thank You

Answer

1) 'Log off' would be better.

2) '... coworker who's late to our Zoom meetings'

Answer

For one, I’d use off. For two, I would use the preposition “to.” John

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