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    Last - Latter - Latest (English exercise n°66742 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    Last - Latter - Latest

     

    Vous confondez ces mots?  Alors une petite révision s'impose.

     

    Last = le précédent. I went to New-York City last week. (= la semaine dernière, la semaine précédente).

     

    The last = le tout dernier.  I was the last man to get in.  They closed the doors behind me.

    (Plus personne d'autre n'a pu entrer.  J'étais donc le tout dernier). 

    Notez bien qu'au pluriel l'article défini 'the' disparait et il ne reste plus que 'last' ce qui complique encore un peu les choses.

     

    (The) latest = le dernier en date. I've heard this in the latest news.

    (Lors des dernières informations: celles de midi mais il y en aura d'autres ce soir.)

     

    (The) Latter = le dernier des deux. She has 2 daughters.  The former is short and the latter is tall.

    (La première est petite et la deuxième, la dernière des deux, est grande).

     

    A vous de trouver le terme approprié.





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    English exercise "Last - Latter - Latest" created by gerard57 (04-09-2009) with The test builder
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    1. I saw him week, 3 or 4 days ago.
    2. The is the more expensive of these two books.
    3. His novel was published yesterday and he's already thinking about his next book.
    4. This is time I'm warning you!
    5. Nelson's words were, "Thank God, I've done my duty".
    6. I'm answering your letter and hope to be doing further business with you.
    7. John married two women. The former was Italian, French.
    8. I think time I saw her was last Monday.
    9. I met her in 2000, in the last days of century.
    10. They left at minute but managed to catch the plane on time.







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