I'm getting late ______ office.
Correct answer: B. For
- A. From
- B. For
- C. To
- D. In
Explanation
“Late for the office” is the expected examination expression, meaning delayed in reaching one’s workplace. In more standard phrasing, one may also say “late to the office,” but “from” and “in” do not fit.
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