Welcome to 1 Minutes Learning English . Monday, 6 April, 2020 Give us a minute and we'll give you a hot tip about English. Today we are looking at the difference between: 'On time' and 'in time' On time and in time often mean the same thing, but sometimes they're different. On time: On time means according to a schedule or deadline. Example . If I don't finish my work on time, my boss will be angry. . My train is never on time. In time: In time means 'not too late to be successful .' Example . I missed my deadline, but I still got the presentation finished in time for the meeting. . My bus was late but it still arrived in time for me to get to work early. QUIZ Try the quiz to see how well you've learned today's language. Complete this sentence: 1. He's very punctual. He always arrives _____. A) on time B) in time 2. We've missed the boarding time but if we run to the gate, maybe we can make it __
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