For example:
- "When do you want to meet for lunch? How about Wednesday at 1pm?"
- "That suits me fine."
On the other hand, you can also show displeasure by saying something doesn't quite suit you.
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Sunday, April 28, 2013
(IT) SUITS ME (FINE)
People say "it suits me" or "it suits me fine" to express that they are agreeable to an idea.
For example:
- "When do you want to meet for lunch? How about Wednesday at 1pm?"
- "That suits me fine."
On the other hand, you can also show displeasure by saying something doesn't quite suit you.
For example:
- "When do you want to meet for lunch? How about Wednesday at 1pm?"
- "That suits me fine."
On the other hand, you can also show displeasure by saying something doesn't quite suit you.
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