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    The key difference between "on time" and "in time" is that: - "On time" means at the arranged or scheduled time, while "in time" means before it's too late. - "On time" is used when there is a fixed, planned time for something, like a daily schedule or previously arranged meeting. - "In time" suggests there is still some time remaining, and is used when wanting to finish or arrive early enough to avoid being late.

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    The key difference between "on time" and "in time" is that: - "On time" means at the arranged or scheduled time, while "in time" means before it's too late. - "On time" is used when there is a fixed, planned time for something, like a daily schedule or previously arranged meeting. - "In time" suggests there is still some time remaining, and is used when wanting to finish or arrive early enough to avoid being late.

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    On Time and in Time Difference - Google Search

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    The key difference between "on time" and "in time" is that: - "On time" means at the arranged or scheduled time, while "in time" means before it's too late. - "On time" is used when there is a fixed, planned time for something, like a daily schedule or previously arranged meeting. - "In time" suggests there is still some time remaining, and is used when wanting to finish or arrive early enough to avoid being late.

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