Farah has invited me _ tea
Correct answer: D. for
- A. on
- B. in
- C. at
- D. for
Explanation
"for" or "to" are the more appropriate prepositions to indicate the purpose or destination of the invitation. Therefore, "Farah has invited me for tea" or "He has invited me to tea" are the correct constructions.
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