What's the difference between 'on time' and 'in time'? Phil's just in time to explain. Give us 60 seconds and we'll give you the English in this free English lesson. Watch this video and complete this sentence: I didn't get home ___ time but I was still ___ time to make dinner for everyone. a) on/in b) in/on #learnenglish #bbclearningenglish #prepositions #englishtips #elt #englishoninstagram #time | BBC Learning English

In Time vs. On Time – What’s the Difference? On time means at the scheduled time—not late, not early. "The train arrived on time." (It arrived exactly as planned.) "My boss likes meetings to start on time." (At the correct time, not late.) In time means early enough for something. "We got to the airport in time for our flight." (Early enough to catch the flight.) "I ran to the shop and got there just in time before it closed." (Almost too late, but not quite!) Now, try this: "We arrived at the c

Phil's just in time to explain the difference between 'on time' and 'in time' in only 60 seconds! Watch this video and complete this sentence: I didn't get home ___ time but I was still ___ time to make dinner for everyone. a) on/in b) in/on More quizzes here: https://bbc.in/2NImSDI #prepositions #intime #ontime #bbclearningenglish #learnenglish #speakenglish #vocab #vocabulary #grammar #confusingwords #elt #esl #englishinaminute #quiz | BBC Learning English

“What time zone am i on? What country am i in?” Thx for the wise words Jimmy.. ive never related to something more in my LIFE😂 let’s do this!! #travel #spain #countrymusic #vlog | Emily Ann Roberts