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English Usage – On Time vs In Time | #airGurukul | #shorts

18 September 2025

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English Usage – On Time vs In Time | #airGurukul | #shorts

Learn the difference between on time and in time! On time means “exactly at the right time” (e.g., The meeting started on time). In time means “before the deadline/too late” (e.g., We arrived at the airport in time to catch the flight).

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