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Fatimah0786 Posted 12 years ago
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Is this correct?

Is this correct, "Did she guess the answer in time or over/beyond the given time?

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Did she guess the answer in time or not ?

— Mister Micawber

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Did she guess the answer in time or not?
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Thank you for answering.
I wanted to know the antonym of 'in time'.
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fatimah0786I wanted to know the antonym of 'in time'.
'late'
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Thanks for answering. I actually wanted to use a word other than 'not' in, "Did she guess the answer in time or not?" So can I say, "Did she guess the answer in time or late? Somewhere I feel that 'late' would be wrong here.
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fatimah0786So can I say, "Did she guess the answer in time or late? Somewhere I feel that 'late' would be wrong here.
You could say it, but it is informal. Just use 'Did she guess the answer in time?'
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