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> 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? 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, 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? 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? 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...
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. 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. Please let me know when (is or would be) convenient for you. 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. 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. 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. 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. 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...
