In time & On time

;-)

Why don't you give an explanation ?
I think " in time" is a little bit sooner than "on time" but I am not sure :)

IN or ON time for me. ;-)

And so say most voters. ;-)

"missed my bus", so we use "in time"
it's more ...
how to say that~~~so poor of my vocabulary level
likes "push"~

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Originally Posted by Firelord

"missed my bus", so we use "in time"
it's more ...
how to say that~~~so poor of my vocabulary level
likes "push"~

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Even with a "missed bus", it is correct to say "on time". :wink:

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Originally Posted by MikeNewYork

Even with a "missed bus", it is correct to say "on time". :wink:

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ON time :punctual
:lol:

Hi ayexa,;-)


for a special definition just take a look at


http://www.wordreference.com/definition/in%20time.htm

then fill in the other expression.:up:


Ulli

thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

I often use the two interchangeably. I think there is a difference though, with on time being used when the speaker has a specific time in mind.

:-)