When do you use on time and when in time ? Difference between in time and on time

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on time - punctual

in time - soon enough

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OK, for example if you have a date with someone in the park and you arrived before the specific time for a while you say "I arrived on time" .. otherwise you have just arrived in your specific time you say "just in time" .. got it ??

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ahenus 11540

from: English Grammar in Use by Raymond Murphy,Cambridge University Press, 2007

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I can only think of "in time" ever being used with the phrase "just in time." Otherwise, "on time" is almost always used.

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On time means punctual.

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