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Ruttonjee Posted 19 years ago
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on schedule

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00Everything on the plan is on schedule. (I want to say I cover everything mentioned on the plan)02br
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0 IMO:01i 02br 02br 00 Every item01b 00 in 02b 00the plan is on schedule. 02i 02br 02br 00 but the meaning is that they are implemented/done at the right time. 0-

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  • 0 IMO:01i 02br 02br 00 Every item01b 00 in 02b 00the plan is on schedule.
  • 02i 02br 02br 00 but the meaning is that they are implemented/done at the right time.
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0 IMO:01i02br
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00 Every item01b00 in 02b00the plan is on schedule. 02br
00 Everything 01b00in02b00 the plan is on schedule.02i02br
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00 but the meaning is that they are implemented/done at the right time. 0-
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0Hi there,02br
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00Thanks a lot.02br
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00Can I say 'The progress is on schedule'?02br
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00Simon0-
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0 No, I'd say02br
01i00The 01b00projec02b00t is on schedule.02br
02i00which means: 01i02br
00 The project progresses/advances just fine, the way it should be. 02br
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0hi there,02br
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00thanks02br
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00how about this: the progress of the project is fine, the way it should be.??? 02br
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00can the verb 'progress' go with an adjective 'fine'?02br
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00Simon0-
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