Tuesday, 5 February 2013

"In Time" or "On Time"?

·ON TIME: means to arrive at the appointed time.
If you meet at 4'00 and you arrive at 4'00, then you are on time.

·IN TIME: means to arrive with time to do something.
You're not exactly on time, but you're not late because there's still time.

He wasn't on time, but he was in time for the meeting, because it hadn't started yet.


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