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What is the difference between āon scheduleā and āas plannedā ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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On schedule refers to a specific time.
"The trains run on schedule" means they arrive at the correct time.
As planned is similar but does not always include time.
"We met up at the cafe as planned." This might, or might not, include a meeting time.
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On schedule refers to a specific time.
"The trains run on schedule" means they arrive at the correct time.
As planned is similar but does not always include time.
"We met up at the cafe as planned." This might, or might not, include a meeting time.
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