·in this lesson，you re going to learn the difference between on timeand in time。you know this confuses a lot of students but don't worry by the end of this lesson you'll feel，really confident using both let's start off with on time。
·now we use on time，to refer to a specific time，and as a specific time，that something will happen.and we commonly use this with scheduled events.for exampletraffic was terrible.but thankfully i got to the meeting on time.so of course you can imagine that there's a scheduled time.so that that meeting will start.at let's say three o'clock.so if you get to the meetingat three o'clock，or before then you're on time.if you get to the meeting at three o one or after，then you're what you're late right.so that would be the opposite of on time. ·now you could also make a general statement and say i'm always on time.so notice this in the present simple.because it's a routine action，which means i always get to my scheduled events.on or before the time.they're supposed to start the time.they're scheduled to start i'm always on time.so what about you are you always on time.let us know in the comments and if not what 枝b would you use i'm sometimes on time.i'm usually on time，i'm 自上而下ly on time，or i'm never on time.so let us know in the comments which one best 志向 you now let's talk about in time. ·however that you have sufficient time.so you can think of it as to have enough time、enough time，to do something to do what you want to do or to need to do the isn't a 松下 time.okay let's imagine that ineed to buy some eggs okay，because i'm going to make a cake.so i need to buy some eggs，now it will take mefifteen minutes to drive the store.And then five minutes to get my eggs.so the amount of time，i need is 20 minutes.now let's say that the store 侧身 isn't a source so i need to take so i Your 许多 许多 床头 早起 呢，床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头床头钱钱钱钱。so 初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷初衷，初衷so maybe i could say no i'm not going to get there in time。
because remember i need 20 minutes。but the store 中火 in 25 minutes。so i might take me a little bit longer right，so i might be concerned，oh no i'm not going to get there in time。
it's like saying，i don't have enough time，to do what i want to do，but let's say.天然气 at all and i got there in15 minutes。then i could say i got here in time.it's not on time，because it means i have enough time，父母 am time，to do what i need to do buy eggs before the store S4 so it's a very subtle difference right，and i think the easiest way for you to know，which one should i use is just remember on time，is for a 宠辱不惊 功夫。
if you have a meeting that starts at a schedule time.an appointment at a class.anything like that then you would use on time。And if you just talking about having enough time。
then you use in time。
