On time, in time, at the end, in the end exercises
A range of online exercises to practise the expressions on time, in time, at the end, in the end.
Intermediate level
Exercise
Filling gaps
on time vs. in time
Exercise
Multiple choice
at the end vs. in the end
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YES/NO
on time, in time, at the end, in the end
Do we say “on time” or “in time”? Do we say “in the end” or “at the end”? Both are correct, but the meaning is different depending on which preposition you use. “On time” means punctually, at the exact time on the clock. “In time” is soon enough, not too late to do something. We say “at the end” of some period of time, an object, a place, an event etc. “In the end” means finally, eventually. The exercises on this page will help you practise when the use of on time, in time, at the end, in the end and better remember the difference between these expressions.