On time vs In time, At the end vs In the end

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Exercise 1: Choose the correct expressions to complete the sentences below.

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Exercise 1: Choose the correct expressions to complete the sentences below.

Select the correct phrase — 'on time', 'in time', 'at the end', or 'in the end' — to complete each sentence.

1
Although I was going to walk, I ended up taking a taxi .
2
Max is a punctual person. He always arrives .
3
Staff must sign out of their shift.
4
Rob rarely makes it home for dinner.
5
His birthday is of September.
6
Things worked out well .
7
The transport system here is very efficient. Buses always arrive .
8
I hope I make it there to say goodbye to him.
9
The bell always rings of the lesson.
10
We got there just to see the film.