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Thread: About Convenient
- 09-Apr-2009, 18:03 #1ElevenWu Guest
About Convenient Hi experts,
I'm not sure how to use convenient.
For example, is it convenient for you to attend this meeting on tomorrow?
Is it right?
It seems most time it used as attribute, such as convenient time.
- 10-Apr-2009, 17:57 #2
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Re: About Convenient Both are fine. Your example is good.
- 10-Apr-2009, 21:26 #3
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Re: About Convenient Except for the "on tomorrow" part.
With "tomorrow" we don't use "on.
- 10-Apr-2009, 21:45 #4
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Teacher Re: About Convenient Right, hadn't noticed that part, thanks Barb.
- 12-Apr-2009, 03:00 #5
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Re: About Convenient I always do that - get too focused on the issue asked about and miss the other bits.
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