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RyeɃreḁd
RyeɃreḁd
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Instead of 'on schedule', I would say 'on a schedule'

I wash my car on a schedule

On a scheduleOn a schedule implies that you have some schedule for washing you car.

Instead of 'on schedule', I would say 'on a schedule'

I wash my car on a schedule

On a schedule implies that you have some schedule for washing you car.

Instead of 'on schedule', I would say 'on a schedule'

I wash my car on a schedule

On a schedule implies that you have some schedule for washing you car.

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MickJ
MickJ
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Instead of 'on schedule', I would say 'on a schedule'

I wash my car on a schedule

On a schedule implies that you have some schedule for washing you car.