Preparation Staff asked 2 months ago The preposition "for" is used to indicate that someone did not arrive at the expected time for an event or activity. In the sentence, the speaker is talking about being late in attending class. Therefore, the correct phrase is "late for class." We say "late for a meeting," "late for school," or "late for dinner." Using "late for" clearly indicates the person missed or delayed attending the event on time.
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