What's the difference between "in time" and "on time"? - English Grammar lesson ( Prepositions)

30 июля 2013

What's the difference between "in time" and "on time"? - English Grammar lesson ( Prepositions)

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#1 написал: MANDAIMINOGNO idryss ivan (1 августа 2013 10:39)

wow.. I really would love to speak english like you (Y) thank you so much.. great lesson...:)?

#2 написал: Veera Prasath (1 августа 2013 10:39)

i? love ur teaching way and u...

#3 написал: pullack moharana (1 августа 2013 10:39)

THANKS FOR................. ?

#4 написал: naga rajan (1 августа 2013 10:39)

Thank? you so much...superp

#5 написал: Rosangela Silva (1 августа 2013 10:39)

Great! So, "on time" is when we don't have any time left for doing something and "in time" we use to say that we're not late, then we did something before the proper time. E.g.: Tom has to get to work at? 10:00A.M (If he arrives at his work at exactly 10:00A.M,he's ON TIME. But if he arrives at 9:45 that means that he's, "IN TIME". I think I understood, right? Thank you very much!!!

#6 написал: Sandeep Singh (1 августа 2013 10:39)

Madam your teaching style is good.But I didn't see any tutorial on most commonly ? used phrasal verb.Would you like to prepare some tutorial on phrasal verb. Thank you Sandeep

#7 написал: venkata swaminath yadavalli (1 августа 2013 10:39)

I think IN TIME means well before the scheduled? time.

#8 написал: Daud Abbasi (1 августа 2013 10:39)

very informative and nice? teacher also

#9 написал: Ala'a Eddin Al-Qadi (1 августа 2013 10:39)

Thank you? , nice lesson , nice accent!

#10 написал: bianca485 (1 августа 2013 10:39)

Thanks, it? was great lesson. Easy to understand