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Correct Answer: A: at; for
Explanation: The correct answer is at / for. 'At three o'clock this afternoon for tea' uses 'at' for specific time and 'for' to indicate purpose. 'At' precedes exact clock times, while 'for' shows the reason for invitation.
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