Aller à

Actually, I would have used the verb convenir; however, "suits us" with either verb is an indirect object pronoun, I believe. The pronoun would come before the verb.

Hi Rod,

Ron is correct, in simple sentences with cojugated verbs the pronouns moves between the subject and the verb:
Position of object pronouns with verbs in simple tenses">Position of object pronouns with verbs in simple tenses">Position of object pronouns with verbs in simple tenses">Position of object pronouns with verbs in simple tenses

Aside: "aller à" is an informal way to express "to suit":
Aller à = to suit someone (expressions with aller)">Aller à = to suit someone (expressions with aller)">Aller à = to suit someone (expressions with aller)">Aller à = to suit someone (expressions with aller)

Hope that helps!

Got it. Many thanks. This pronoun positioning will sink in after another 1000 quizzes. :)

Merci, Gruff.