convenient I have a problem with the use of convenient. "There is a diner near where I live, so it is convenient for me to have a quick meal." Is it correct?

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Yes, looks pretty good to me. It's convenient that there is a diner near your place. It's convenient you can get a quick meal near where you live.

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