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My question is What is the difference between arrive in time and arrive on time or be in time and be on time.
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Svaneska
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In time / On time
‘in time’ is a little bit sooner than ‘on time’
to be ‘in time’ is to have time to spare before the start of sthg.
to be ‘on time’ is to arrive at the right time.
see:
https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/intermediate/1581-time-time-3.html#post285421
‘in time’ is a little bit sooner than ‘on time’
to be ‘in time’ is to have time to spare before the start of sthg.
to be ‘on time’ is to arrive at the right time.
see:
https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/intermediate/1581-time-time-3.html#post285421
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