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Hi, dear teachers, I thought I knew the usage well, but in this case both sound good to me and I’m confused: I’ve seen all the plays at the theatre except for the … a) last b) latest Which is better? I’d rather take a). Thanks in advance.
Hi, dear teachers, I thought I knew the usage well, but in this case both sound good to me and I’m confused: I’ve seen all the plays at the theatre except for the … a) last b) latest Which is better? I’d rather take a). Thanks in advance.
The problem is that "last" has no meaning in this context. If you are referring to the last play that opened, "latest" is the word you want.
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