Are these sentences correct?
1. Was he in time for the lesson yesterday?
2. He was not at home on Wednesday evening.
3. You did not answer Boris's question yesterday.
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Excuse me, I think, there is a mistake with sentence number 1. It must be "was he on time for the lesson yesterday?". For number 2 and 3, there're true. Correct me if I was wrong.
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If I am on time for a lesson it means I arrived punctually.
If I am in time for the lesson it means possibly I was late but, fortunately, the teacher arrived even later than me!
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2 and 3 are ok, a slight correction to number 1 is needed (on time)
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did he come in time yesterday?
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