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If you have a meeting or an appointment at 6 o'clock, do you usually arrive ON time or IN time? Do you know the difference between them?
- If you arrive ON time, it means that you arrive ponctually, at 6 o'clock.
- If you arrive IN time, it means that you arrive some minutes before, at 5:45.
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In time / On time
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Sebastián Cabrera...
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20:12
Monday, April 13, 2009
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