The phrase "go to office" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts, for instance: "I need to go to the office for a meeting later today."
Go to office hours more often.
Go to office hours and be persistent.
At a minimum, tell them to go to office hours.
I would always go to office hours if I needed help.
Go to office hours, work with others, attend the review sessions.
You don't go to office hours, and you don't feel comfortable talking to professors," he explained.
Plus, you might get caught and go to the office.
I don't go to offices and yell out stuff".
Happiness doyenne Gretchen Rubin, creator of the Happiness Project and author of bestsellers Happier at Home and The Happiness Project, says, "Give yourself a reason to anticipate the coming week: Plan lunch with a friend, or a movie outing, or a trip to an office-supply store -- or am I the only one who loves to go to office-supply stores?
Grandmother of 19, goes to office daily, enjoys horse betting.
The school wants each graduate to be "the kind of college student that goes to office hours," she said.
