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Pleasehelp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Whenever

Whenever it's convenient for you. OR

Whenever is convenient for you.

Which is correct?

Thanks!
  

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They are both possible.

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  • They are both possible.
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They are both possible.
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Which one for certain?

Thanks.
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If you google that phrase you'll find both of them but the first is much more common. I consider the second incorrect but still acceptable.
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pleasehelpWhich one for certain?

In response to a question such as "When do you want me to do this?", both are definitely correct (at least, in the version of English that I speak). In conversation, the second would usually be contracted to "Whenever's convenient for you."

If you have a different context in mind then please let us know.
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