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i would like to know the difference between (on time and in time) and (at the end and in the end)
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Hi, i would like to know the difference between (on time and in time) and (at the end and in the end) Assume that Tom had to arrive at the airport at 4 pm. He arrived on time. This means he arrived at 4pm.
- Hi, i would like to know the difference between (on time and in time) and (at the end and in the end) Assume that Tom had to arrive at the airport at 4 pm.
- He arrived on time.
- This means he arrived at 4pm.
- He arrived in time.
- This means he wasn't late.
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Hi,
i would like to know the difference between (on time and in time) and (at the end and in the end)
Assume that Tom had to arrive at the airport at 4 pm.
He arrived on time. This means he arrived at 4pm.
He arrived in time. This means he wasn't late. Maybe he arrived at 4 pm. Maybe at 3.55, or 3.45, or 3.30.
This is a bit tric
i would like to know the difference between (on time and in time) and (at the end and in the end)
Assume that Tom had to arrive at the airport at 4 pm.
He arrived on time. This means he arrived at 4pm.
He arrived in time. This means he wasn't late. Maybe he arrived at 4 pm. Maybe at 3.55, or 3.45, or 3.30.
This is a bit tric
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