Is this correct to say' I will try to be fit with your travel itinerary'
My friend and I have a different travel plan. So I said to him that I will follow his plan as my plan is more flexible than his. Under this kind of circumstance, Can I say 'I will try to be fit with your travel itinerary'?

Question

Is this correct to say' I will try to be fit with your travel itinerary'
My friend and I have a different travel plan. So I said to him that I will follow his plan as my plan is more flexible than his. Under this kind of circumstance, Can I say  'I will try to be fit with your travel itinerary'?

Answer

Note that 'fit' is a verb here, not an adjective. The phrasal verb you need to use here is 'fit in with'. So your sentence should be:

'I will try to fit in with your travel itinerary'

or, more naturally

'I'll try to fit in with your plans'.

Answer

"fit in with" = adapt to someone else's e.g. plans
"You do what you think will work best, and I'll just fit in with you."

"This component does not fit with that one - we'll never get this machine working again now!"

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