what is the difference between on time and in time
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on time means exactly on the given time and in time means within the limit of time.
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"on time" - there is an expected time.
example - We are meeting friends for dinner at 7. I hope we will be on time and we don't make them wait for us.
"in time" - there is a deadline.
example - If we are past this deadline, we will miss the chance to do something. The show starts at 8 p.m. and no one is admitted after the show starts. I hope we will make it to the theater in time.
example - We are meeting friends for dinner at 7. I hope we will be on time and we don't make them wait for us.
"in time" - there is a deadline.
example - If we are past this deadline, we will miss the chance to do something. The show starts at 8 p.m. and no one is admitted after the show starts. I hope we will make it to the theater in time.
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