Hsiaoyunh Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
time is out
Do native speakers say "The time is out for today"?
How about "Time is up"?
How about "Time is up"?
Top answer
Hi, Do native speakers say "The time is out for today"? No. But we say 'I am out of time', meaning I have no time left.
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Hi,
Do native speakers say "The time is out for today"? No.
But we say 'I am out of time', meaning I have no time left.
How about "Time is up"? Yes.
Clive
Do native speakers say "The time is out for today"? No.
But we say 'I am out of time', meaning I have no time left.
How about "Time is up"? Yes.
Clive
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