Is it correct to say more convenient?
Senior Member. English – U.S. Either would be fine; it would be quite ok and idiomatic to use both.
Do we say convenient to you or convenient for you?
While the phrase convenient for you is much the more common of the two, it could be that convenient to you is more likely to be used with this Sep 15, 2014 Something isn’t convenient to you, it’s convenient for you.
How do you say more convenient?
synonyms for more convenient
- acceptable.
- advantageous.
- available.
- beneficial.
- conducive.
- good.
- helpful.
- timely.
How do you use your convenience?
Yes, for your convenience, is a good expression. For your convenience, I will explain this in your native language, (If I only were able.) For your convenience, we will provide you hotel accommodation if your flight… For your convenience, we have a hotel accomodation available to you since your flight…
How do you say at your convenience?
at your convenience
- at a suitable time.
- at your leisure.
- in your own time.
- whenever you like.
- in your spare time.
- in a spare moment.
What is the synonym of the word convenient?
suitable, appropriate, fitting, fit, suited, agreeable. opportune, timely, well timed, favourable, advantageous, expedient. archaic commodious, seasonable. inconvenient, awkward. 2’pre-prepared food has become a tempting and convenient option in recent times’
What is the same meaning of convenient?
Words related to convenient acceptable, advantageous, agreeable, available, beneficial, comfortable, conducive, favorable, good, handy, helpful, opportune, proper, suitable, timely, user-friendly, accessible, immediate, commodious, accommodating.
What is the verb of convenient?
convene. (intransitive) To come together; to meet; to unite. (intransitive) To come together, as in one body or for a public purpose; to meet; to assemble.
What’s another way to say for your convenience?
What is another word for at your convenience?
| at your leisure | when convenient |
|---|---|
| at a convenient time | in due course |
| in your own time | whenever you like |
| when it suits you | when you can |
| at a suitable time | in a spare moment |
What is the meaning of more convenient?
more convenient. Contexts. More favorable or better-timed. Comparative for fitting in well with a person’s needs, activities, and plans. Comparative for easily acquirable or used. (convenient for) Comparative for situated so as to allow easy access to. Adjective. . More favorable or better-timed.
Is ‘more connivence’ more common than ‘most convenient’?
“More connivence” is not common. “Most convenient” is more commonly used. Convenience: noun Ex: The cafe has wifi for your convenience Convenient: adjective Ex: It would be more convenient to walk that way.
When will it be convenient is it ever correct?
“When it will be convenient?” is never correct, because we change the word order for questions in English. You would have to say “When will it…?” – stangdon Jun 15 ’16 at 15:50 Add a comment |
What is the most common form of convenient?
Location, date, time + convenient + to are more common than the same expressions with for. So in general it seems that to is much more likely with convenient following a noun than in an impersonal expression. Interestingly, though, a place convenient for you is 4 times more common than a place convenient to you.