When you want to say, your house is located in a good place where you can get anywhere. Can I say as follows? transportation is convenient around my place. I got shopping mall, bank, and fish market around my place.
Hello, everyone! I hope you're all doing great! I'd like to check which option sounds more natural. "We should move our office downtown because there's more convenience for our staff/it's more convenient for our staff." I appreciate all your help!
Hi; From a synopsis on Netflix: Conan feels something is wrong with DoDonPa's all-too-convenient alibi and begins to strongly suspect he's guilty of Tendo's murder after all. what does mean? Thanks in advance.
Hi everyone. I have a question I am writing response to a cancelation email with the CEO of the company where I work. This is the sentence I want to use: No problem Bob. Whenever is more convenient for you. Regards I don't understand why is Microsoft office is underlying the sentence as...
Hey all! How would you say 'Call me whenever you like' in a more formal way? I mean something like 'Call me at a time that is more appropriate from your point of view' or 'Call me, when its more convenient for you'. Thanks in advance.
Accordingly, "convenient food" covers any food that is convenient in any way; but the combination "convenience food" attempts to create a new concept, a novel but widely recognized category of food.
<< --- comfortable and convenient, what is the difference? --- >> According to the dictionary meaning is the same, if someone could explain to me whether these words can be used interchangeably or maybe they have some other meaning?
A fellow contacted me about an appointment on either next Tuesday or next Friday and asked me: "Please let me know which of the two dates would be most convenient for you." As a student of English, I'm thinking it would be correct to say, "more convenient for you." Would "most...
Hi, My colleague and I were trying to find a time to talk and I said "Whenever (it) is convenient for you" Is 'it' compulsory here?
Hello, Toycams. Welcome to the forum. Both of these are correct in American English (AE): Please let me know when it would be convenient for you. Please let me know when it is convenient for you.
Please let me know when (is or would be) convenient for you.
a kind of convenient fiction = a made-up thing/idea/concept to make descriptions easier. He is saying: atmosphere doesn't exist as such, but is a concept created to explain the "feel" of a place, etc.
Whenever I call somebody on a cell phone I always ask the callee if it is convenient to speak to make sure e.g. he or she is not driving without a hands-free. Does "Is it convenient for you to speak now?" sound English enough or it is rather clumsy? Thanx.
1:Come and see me whenever it is convenient to you . 2:Come and see me whenever it is convenient for you . 3:Come and see me whenever you are available . Are these correct?