Multiple choice general knowledge

_____ , John comes to every lesson right on time.

  1. With fail

  2. Without fail

  3. Never fail

  4. Rarely fail

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B Correct answer
Explanation

'Without fail' is the correct idiom meaning 'always' or 'without exception'. It emphasizes reliability and punctuality. 'With fail', 'never fail', and 'rarely fail' are not standard English idioms with this meaning and structure.