Understanding 'I am hurrying to deliver this urgent letter on time' - A Simple Explanation for 3-Year-Olds

Okay, little friend! Sometimes, we have something very important to give to someone, like a letter. When we say, 'I am hurrying to deliver this urgent letter on time,' it means we are moving quickly because the letter is very important and we need to give it to the right person before it's too late.

Let's break it down:

• Hurrying: This means we are going fast. Like when we run because we want to play with our friends!
• Deliver: This means to give something to someone, like when we hand over a toy to a friend.
• Urgent: If something is urgent, it means it needs to be done very soon. Like when you really need to go to the bathroom!
• On time: This means we want to do it before the time is up, like finishing your snack before playtime starts!

So, when someone says they are hurrying to deliver something urgent, they are moving fast to make sure they do it before time runs out!