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Re: In time & On time absolutely, on time
- 01-May-2010, 10:58 #52
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Re: In time & On time yeah on time......
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Re: In time & On time It is difficult to reach in time if u miss out your bus
- 03-Jul-2010, 05:11 #54
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Teacher Re: In time & On time In time: You use this when you arrived to a place before the time limit, you still have time. You are early enough.
Ex: Yesterday I woke up early and I arrived in time.
On Time: You use this for saying that you get to a place just when you had to.
Ex: I got to the airport right on time.
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- 28-Jul-2010, 00:04 #55
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Re: In time & On time In time: You use this when you arrived to a place before the time limit, you still have time. You are early enough.
Ex: Yesterday I woke up early and I arrived in time.
On Time: You use this for saying that you get to a place just when you had to.
Ex: I got to the airport right on time.
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