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Teleostomi Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
in time
After telling me the happy ending of this strange story, Nelly went back in time to describe Heathcliff's death.Which does this "in time" mean?
1: without delay
2: a short while afterwards
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Teleostomi After telling me the happy ending of this strange story, Nelly went back in time to describe Heathcliff's death. Which does this "in time" mean? 1: without delay 2: a short while afterwards Went back in time means to recall past event.
- Teleostomi After telling me the happy ending of this strange story, Nelly went back in time to describe Heathcliff's death.
- Which does this "in time" mean?
- 1: without delay 2: a short while afterwards Went back in time means to recall past event.
- Like Nelly recalled what happened in the past to describe Heathcliff's death.
- Ciao, IF [A]
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TeleostomiWent back in time means to recall past event.After telling me the happy ending of this strange story, Nelly went back in time to describe Heathcliff's death.Which does this "in time" mean?1: without delay
2: a short while afterwards
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TeleostomiNeither: "to go back in time" means "to travel back through Time", i.e. into the past.After telling me the happy ending of this strange story, Nelly went back in time to describe Heathcliff's death.Which does this "in time" mean?1: without delay
2: a short while afterwards
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I'm sorry to be asking this question here, but is it IN time or ON time? I arrived in/on time?
Also, is it IN/ON a picture, IN/ON a photo?
Also, is it IN/ON a picture, IN/ON a photo?
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SaskaI'm sorry to be asking this question here, but is it IN time or ON time? I arrived in/on time?Pls do searches (top right search box here) for
Also, is it IN/ON a picture, IN/ON a photo?
in time on time
in on
and you will find enough previous threads.
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OK did a search and found the answer for the time question, but still ahvent found anything for the photo/pic one, do you have any idea?
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Hello Saska,
1. He arrived in time for the film.
— he arrived before the film began.
2. He arrived on time.
— he arrived at the agreed time.
3. He was in the picture.
— he was present in the picture.
4. He was on the picture.
— he was physically "on" the picture (perhaps he was standing on it).
All the best,
1. He arrived in time for the film.
— he arrived before the film began.
2. He arrived on time.
— he arrived at the agreed time.
3. He was in the picture.
— he was present in the picture.
4. He was on the picture.
— he was physically "on" the picture (perhaps he was standing on it).
All the best,
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MrPedantic,
Thank you very much for the explanation!
I assume, if it's "in the picture" then "on the photo"- on is the correct
Thank you very much for the explanation!
I assume, if it's "in the picture" then "on the photo"- on is the correct 00
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