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Tobkas Posted 20 years ago
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Which preposition is correct below?
Try to go to bed on time every night.
Try to go to bed in time every night.
Try to go to bed on time every night.
Try to go to bed in time every night.
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I think that it´s the first one.. Try to go to bed on time
- I think that it´s the first one..
- Try to go to bed on time
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On time= at the time arranged, not before, not after
The 8.15 train started on time ( It started at 8.15)
In time, also, in time for + noun = not late; in good time ( for) = with a comfortable margin
Passenges should be in time for their time,
I arrived at the concert hall in good time
The 8.15 train started on time ( It started at 8.15)
In time, also, in time for + noun = not late; in good time ( for) = with a comfortable margin
Passenges should be in time for their time,
I arrived at the concert hall in good time
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Try to go to bed on time, in time to dream your first dream.
If my guess is correct....
If my guess is correct....
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If bedtime is a specifically scheduled time, then you can 'go to bed on time'.
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