At Your Convenience or In Your Convenience: Which Is Correct?
It’s “at your convenience.” “In your convenience” is not standard English, no matter how confidently your coworker’s email signature insists otherwise. Key Takeaways Now, since a plain grammar rule can get a little dry, I sat down with someone who has spent thirty years correcting this exact mistake on whiteboards, in margins, and once, famously, … Read more