Is there any difference?
1. It's time to go to bed
There is time to go to bed
2. He's engaged with her
He's engaged to her
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1. The first says "It is bed-time now", or "time for bed now" A single moment of time.
The second says "There is enough/sufficient time to go to bed"
2. In the first sentence, 'engaged' means 'busy', or 'occupied'.
In the second sentence, it means "engaged to be married", or 'betrothed'.
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