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Vutdoan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Is there a difference?

this is my last time.

or

this is my final time.
  

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Technically, there's no difference. "Last time" is somewhat idiomatic. (I mean, almost an idiom) "Final" would be used in more flowery statements: This is my/your final warning!

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  • Technically, there's no difference.
  • "Last time" is somewhat idiomatic.
  • (I mean, almost an idiom) "Final" would be used in more flowery statements: This is my/your final warning!
  • He failed in his final attempt to scale the cliff.
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Technically, there's no difference. "Last time" is somewhat idiomatic. (I mean, almost an idiom)

"Final" would be used in more flowery statements:
This is my/your final warning!
He failed in his final attempt to scale the cliff.
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