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Anjanesh Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Any more late vs any later

a. So I joined the party a bit too late, but I am glad that I am not any more late.

b. So I joined the party a bit too late, but I am glad that I am not any later.

Which one is right, if any ?

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(a) is not right, and (b) needs a slight repair: b. So I joined the party a bit too late, but I am glad that I am was not any later.

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  • (a) is not right, and (b) needs a slight repair: b.
  • So I joined the party a bit too late, but I am glad that I am was not any later.
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(a) is not right, and (b) needs a slight repair:

b. So I joined the party a bit too late, but I am glad that I am was not any later.
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---- and if I get later there are chances I might miss it


Is the above statement correc

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