Joern Matthias
Junior Member
- Joined
- Nov 23, 2008
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- German
- Home Country
- Germany
- Current Location
- Germany
Could I say:
1) I want to be at work on time. (meaning: punctually, at the planned time, neither late nor
early)
2) I want to be at work in time. (meaning: with enough time to spare before my work starts as
planned or arranged)
3) I want to be at work in time because I intend to have a cup of coffee there before my shift
starts.
Greetings from Bavaria,
Joern
1) I want to be at work on time. (meaning: punctually, at the planned time, neither late nor
early)
2) I want to be at work in time. (meaning: with enough time to spare before my work starts as
planned or arranged)
3) I want to be at work in time because I intend to have a cup of coffee there before my shift
starts.
Greetings from Bavaria,
Joern