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"to be late" is an appropriate and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to compare the differences between two different times or events, for example: "This year, we were late for our vacation, but last year we bought the plane tickets early."
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If people expect me to be late, I arrive late.
I'm going to be late".
I hate to be late.
It seemed to be late afternoon.
"I don't like to be late".
It's going to be late.
"They tend to be late".
You're going to be late".
"So, I'm going to be late again".
Recess is likely to be late July.
"Sorry to be late," he says.
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