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What is difference between "on time" and "every time"?
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What is difference between "on time" and "every time"?
the differance depends upon the context. for example if you where going a date you would say "i'll be on time" whereas you may instead say "every time/all the time" if a teacher or employer asks you how often you turn in your homework.
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"On time" refers to punctuality. If you have to be at school by 8:00am and you arrive just before 8:00am or at exactly 8:00am, then you can say "I arrived on time". If you arrived much earlier, like 7:50am, you could say "I arrived early".
"Every time" means each time. If you played soccer 10 times and you won all of the games, you could say "I won every time".
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