Difference between later and late
I am always not able to use it correctly in the sentence,i really would like to know about the difference between later and late and how to use it.thanks for all friend who can explain to me.
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Difference between later and late
I am not always not able to use it correctly in the sentence, I really would like to know about the difference between later and late and how to use it. Thanks for all friends who can explain it to me.
The difference is that later is the adverb, it refers to something after the moment you're saying it. Late is the adjective or could be also a noun, meaning the person that comes after the time, that is "late" for the appointment. Like: "Later I'll talk to you" and "She's always late!". Hope it could help you.
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I can give a few examples of how I would use both words in sentences.
Later:
I will not do it now, I will do it later.
See you later.
Late:
I was not there on time, I was late.
She missed the test because she got to class late.
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