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“in time” vs “on time”

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“in time” vs “on time”

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4. Intermediate

What’s the difference between “in time” vs “on time” and when do we use which?

👉 before something happens 👉 before the scheduled time, before the deadline 👉 with time to spare

👉 X minutes before the scheduled departure time.

👉 punctual 👉 on schedule 👉 at the arranged time 👉 neither late nor early

👉 The train departed on schedule, at the scheduled time (you don’t have time to spare).

👉 The students are expected to hand in their homework at the arranged time, they are expected to be punctual.

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Tenants are obligated to pay their rent ____.

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He hurried so as to be ____ for the train.

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I want to be home ____ for dinner.

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The plane arrived ____.

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Don't worry, she'll be ____.

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I arrived just ____ for my flight to London.

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Full Video Duration: 13 minutes
Aired: over 2 years ago