Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Latter"

A: The word "latter" qualifies here to the "thing" or "it" (vibrated within three inches of my bosom!)

A: Último
Segundo (de dois)

A: latter is the opposite of former.

Former = before/first
Latter = After/second

A: I believe in his/her example "the latter" refers to "contributing to intercultural communications between our two countries" which is the second of the two reasons he started his career. The first being "wanting to explore the world outside of California"

A: when given multiple choices, the latter means the last choice listed. Usually it's used when there's only 2 choices

A: "You could go to France or Hawaii, but the latter is closer"

"I want to draw either a car or a motorbike, but the latter is more difficult"

A: "Latter" means the last, or near the end. Another example is "the latter half of the 20th century was relatively peaceful". Former can mean first, or previous, as you mentioned. Example: "That's Jane, my former wife." Hope that helps!

A: The choices I have are to stay with my current job or take the offer from this company. I lean toward the latter. (Latter is the second choice)

A: Well:

later: after a certain (unspecified) amount of time
"I'll do it later."

latter: the second of two options
"Between Ontario and Alberta, I think the latter is colder."

"Latter" has another meaning, but this one's more common. If you want me to define that one too, let me know.

A: Leather is the material made from animal skin. It is used on sofas and purses.

A: Later: "I will see you later."
Latter: Lilly and Sara walked in, the latter was crying. ("Latter refers to the second or last of a list, in this case, Sara.")

A: The way I like to remember it is like this.

FORmer —> BeFORe
Latter —> Later

If you’re talking about two choices, Former is the first choice and latter is the second.

A: later = after a while
ex : Can I see you later?
latter = the second choice
ex: Apple and pear. Do you choose the former or the latter?

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A: latter

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A: I would like to help

A: Both t's are pronounced like a "d"