Collocation
That works for me.
That is acceptable, suitable, or convenient for me; I agree with that.
Definition
'That works for me.' is a common English collocation. That is acceptable, suitable, or convenient for me; I agree with that.
That + works + for + me
“The meeting at 3 PM tomorrow? Yes, that works for me.”
Examples
- How about we meet at 5 PM? Yes, that works for me.
- The new schedule is a bit tight, but that works for me as I prefer to finish early.
- If we split the cost evenly, that works for me.
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- I'm fine with either option; honestly, that works for me.
- She proposed we try a different approach, and I told her that works for me perfectly.
- Despite the last-minute change, that works for me because I'm flexible today.
- I appreciate your offer to help; that really works for me right now.
- Moving the deadline back a day? Yes, that completely works for me.
- After considering all the options, the simplest solution is often the best, and that definitely works for me.
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