Multiple choice

Directions: Fill in the blank with the corrrect option.

Everybody should come ______ time for the party.

  1. at

  2. for

  3. with

  4. on

  5. in

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E Correct answer
Explanation

'In time' is the correct idiomatic expression meaning punctually or at the arranged time. The phrase 'come in time' means arriving when expected or before it's too late. Other prepositions like 'at time', 'for time', 'on time', or 'with time' are not standard collocations in this context.

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