21-Aug-2006, 21:37
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 Re: In time & On time
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Originally Posted by RonBee  But if you are in time you in time you are not late. Perhaps:The phrase on time denotes arrival before a specific time.
The phrase in time denotes arrival before a specific event.
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The train arrived in Hamburg on time which meant we were in time for the party.
Thanks RonBee
Last edited by Hamburg; 21-Aug-2006 at 21:43.
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