I am learning " conflict ", and I wonder which sentence is common to use in daily life.
1. My party is in conflicted with your trip.
2. My party is conflicting with your trip. 用 英語 (美國) 要怎麼說？

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There are two meanings these sentences could take:

a. The party (an event) is at the same time as the trip and their schedules are overlapping.

b. The party (a group of people) is worried about, or cannot decide if they want to go on the trip.

I'd assume that the case is a, but either way here would be the most common ways to say this using 'conflict':

case a) "My party is conflicting with your trip." or "My party's schedule has a conflict with your trip."

case b) "My party is in conflict about your trip." or "My party is conflicted about your trip."