1. I think I’ll be (later/ last/ latter/ latest). 2. When did you (later/ last/ latter/ latest) see that book? 3. The manager saw Andrew and Alice in the hall and wanted the (later/ last/ latter/ latest) to come up to him. 4. Is his arrival the (later/ last/ latter/ latest) news in the office? 5. If you call him (later/ last/ latter/ latest) you may lose your (later/ last/ latter/ latest) chance to talk to him. 6. That was our (later/ last/ latter/ latest) conversation before his death. 7. Can you give me the (later/ last/ latter/ latest) information about the meeting? 8. I’ve already had a talk with the detective and his assistant, the (later/ last/ latter/ latest) was friendlier during the question.