Convenient To?
That phrase is a real head-scratcher for me. I see this quite a bit in remarks for homes for sale.
"This home is convenient to a local park." Or "dining room is convenient to sun room."
Does "convenient to" work alone in a sentence? It strikes me as incorrect; like there are words missing.
What do you think?
"This home is convenient to a local park." Or "dining room is convenient to sun room."
Does "convenient to" work alone in a sentence? It strikes me as incorrect; like there are words missing.
What do you think?
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