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"Late," "lately," and "latest" are all related words that are commonly used to refer to the timing or sequence of events or information. Here's a breakdown of their meanings:
Late: "Late" primarily refers to something that occurs or is done after the expected or desired time. It can describe a person, an event, or an action that happens later than planned or expected. For example, if someone arrives at a meeting after it has already started, they can be described as "late." It can also refer to someone who has passed away, as in "the late John Smith." Additionally, "late" can be used to indicate the final stages of a particular time period, as in "the late 19th century."
Lately: "Lately" is an adverb that refers to the recent past, indicating that something has been happening or occurring in the period immediately preceding the present moment. It suggests a connection to the present time and is often used in conjunction with the present perfect tense. For example, "I haven't seen him lately" means that the speaker has not seen the person in question in the recent past.
Latest: "Latest" is an adjective that refers to the most recent or up-to-date version or occurrence of something. It suggests that the thing being described is the most current or newest in a series of similar things. For instance, if a new model of a smartphone has just been released, it can be referred to as the "latest" model. Similarly, if you want to know the most recent news, you might ask for the "latest" updates.
In summary, "late" refers to something happening after the expected time, "lately" refers to events or actions in the recent past, and "latest" refers to the most recent or up-to-date version or occurrence of something.
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