at/in/on (time) (2)

💡 Grammar Rule

Time Expressions: On time vs. In time / At the end vs. In the end This guide explains the differences between two pairs of expressions that are ea...

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Did you get to the meeting on time?

Yes, I walked in just as the boss started speaking.

We hope they arrive in time for the train.

Don’t worry, they left early.

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