Which fits your schedule better

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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. What time fits you best. I'd like to know if this is proper English The phrase is ok to use. Improve this answer. On what authority is your answer based? Please read the Help on answering questions. Can you squeeze me into your schedule? TFD idioms : squeeze into v. Isn't 'squeeze into' more informal? The latter is plain English.

Why would you suggest a more idiomatic way of speaking? Expressing an opinion without justification is not an acceptable way to answer on this list. David, that's not exactly my opinion ; I've backed it up with a dictionary entry including an example usage appropriate to the context. And by the way, I respect your opinion. Featured on Meta.