Question

How do I ask a person whether he has gone to the office or is still at home in English?

Answer 1

To ask a person whether they have gone to the office or are still at home in English, you can use the following phrases:

1. "Did you go to the office or are you still at home?"
2. "Have you gone to the office, or are you still at home?"
3. "Are you at the office now, or are you still at home?"
4. "Are you in the office, or are you still at home?"
5. "Have you left for the office, or are you still at home?"
6. "Are you working from home, or did you go to the office today?"
7. "Did you commute to the office, or are you working from home?"

Choose the one that suits the context and your relationship with the person you are speaking to. If it's a more formal conversation, it's better to use polite language (e.g., "Have you gone to the office, or are you still at home?"). In informal situations, you can use a more casual tone (e.g., "Did you go to the office, or are you still at home?").