Breakdown of Ajusto o horário consoante a minha disponibilidade.
meu
my (m/f/pl: meu, minha, meus, minhas)
o horário
the schedule
consoante
depending on
ajustar
to adjust
Questions & Answers about Ajusto o horário consoante a minha disponibilidade.
I notice there is no preposition like de or em after consoante. Is it always used directly before the noun?
Yes! Unlike English where we say "depending on" or "according to", consoante doesn't take an extra preposition when followed by a noun phrase. You just go straight into the noun, which here is a minha disponibilidade.
Could I use dependendo de in this sentence instead?
Does the word consoante change depending on gender or number here?
No, it stays exactly the same. When used as a contingency conjunction or preposition (meaning "depending on"), consoante is invariable. It will not change to match the masculine horário or the feminine disponibilidade.
What is the difference between using o horário and a agenda in this context?