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BetaThe impersonal expression it is convenient for you is 10 times more common (151,000) in Bing than it is convenient to you (15,000). The corresponding negative expressions have similar proportions: for - 4,000 as against to - a mere 13. However, when convenient is preceded by a noun, the reverse seems to be the case, although the numbers are much closer together.Location, date, time + convenient + to are more common than the same expressions with for.So in general it seems that to is much ...
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Betaif it's convenient for you. if it was convenient for you. if it is convenient for you. if next week is convenient. if it is useful. The phrase 'if it is convenient' is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when you want to express that you are asking someone to do something when it is convenient for them. For example: "I would be grateful if you could help me with this project, if it is convenient for you."
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BetaIt’s so kind of you to help me, Haihao San, as well as Blue Snow. By the way, the question is as follows, If ( ), please call me as soon as possible. A. it is convenient for you B. it is convenient to you C. you’re convenient D.(I can’t really remember) B is correct. Haihao San, your explaination works. ありがとうございます.
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BetaIf convenient for you, we can meet tomorrow evening. Are both the above sentences correct and do they mean the same? Thanks. jutfrank VIP Member. Joined Mar 5, 2014 Member Type English Teacher Native Language English Home Country England Current Location England. Oct 13, 2018 #2 Yes. Use 1. Status Not open for further replies. Similar threads. S. Locked; It comes in handy and convenient to my driving. Silverobama; Mar 23, 2024; Ask a Teacher; Replies 6 Views 338.
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BetaIt’s convenient with me. It’s convenient for me. Both of these sentences work, but the second one is by far the most popular choice. What Is The Difference Between Convenience Or Convenient? Convenient is an adjective used to describe something in a sentence, which works well when we put a preposition after it. Convenience is a noun used as ...
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BetaThe Adjective ‘Convenient’: Describing Accessibility and Suitability. In everyday conversations, the adjective ‘convenient’ often follows the noun it modifies to emphasize the accessibility and suitability of various subjects. Whether you’re discussing the location of a restaurant, the timing of an appointment, or a product’s ease of use, ‘convenient’ can easily be applied to describe how well a subject caters to your needs and minimizes any effort.
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BetaWhat Does “Convenience” Mean? “Convenience” is the noun form of “convenient,” so in this case, you use the word like a thing. “Convenience” is an object that people can give to others or take for themselves. In most cases, you will likely hear someone say “convenience” informal settings or when you buy something online. Example:
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BetaEnglish And the mobile phone, in addition, is both personal -- and so it also gives you a degree of privacy -- and it's convenient. volume_up more_vert. open_in_new Link to source ; warning Request revision ; English So scrolls are very convenient, because you can create a large image on a very small table. volume_up more_vert. open_in_new Link to source ...
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BetaAnother tool that may be useful in this respect is Google Books Ngram Viewer: here's the results for the query "time that is convenient with, time that is convenient to, time that is convenient for".The results show that the alternative that uses 'with' is not even an option and has not been one for the time span employed in the query (1800-2000).
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