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In Time vs. On Time

June 8, 2024 - B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with on, in, at.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1It is unusual for trains to leave ............... time.
Wrong!
2He was saved ............... time.
Wrong!
3He is never ............... time.
Wrong!
4The meeting began ............... time.
Wrong!
5I reached home ............... time to watch the match on TV.
Wrong!
In means soo enough.
6The driver averted the accident by stopping ............... time.
Wrong!
7They are getting married ............... the end of this month.
Wrong!
8The audience gave a thunderous applause ............... the end of the show.
Wrong!
9They quarreled a lot. ............... the end, they got divorced.
Wrong!
10We made many plans for the holiday. ............... the end we didn’t go anywhere.
Wrong!
11............... first we were not fond of each other.
Wrong!
12They became good friends ............... the end.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. It is unusual for trains to leave on time.
  2. He was saved in time.
  3. He is never on time.
  4. The meeting began on time.
  5. I reached home in time to watch the match on TV.
  6. The driver averted the accident by stopping in time.
  7. They are getting married at the end of this month.
  8. The audience gave a thunderous applause at the end of the show.
  9. They quarreled a lot. In the end, they got divorced.
  10. We made many plans for the holiday. In the end we didn’t go anywhere.
  11. At first we were not fond of each other.
  12. They became good friends in the end.
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