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1. James did his best to win. Unfortunately, he finished
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later
latest
last
latter
.
2. It's a bit
late
later
latest
last
latter
to change your mind ! Come on, go on with your exercise !
3. The
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last
latter
news from the Artic is very alarming
4. My neighbours have a son and a daughter : the former is a teacher, the
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later
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is a nurse.
5. Do you know that Jack is in his
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fifties? Yes, I do. He'll be 59 next week.
6.
late
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time I saw her, she was wearing an amazing red hat !
7. Why are you coming so
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later
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last
latter
? I've been waiting for you !
8. Have you read J.K. Rowling's
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book?
9. Yes, I have. She says it's her
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latter
book featuring Harry Potter.
10. This is the very last sentence of this exercise. Thank your for doing it ! See you
late
later
latest
last
latter
!
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