Preposition: at

• night: These are the editions I reach for late at night.

Modifies a noun

• version: We ship only the latest version of our software.

• date: Latest dates for your sex & the city 2006 pink dairy are: @ 100 % babe - special event!

• addition: The sports documentary is becoming a stalwart of the genre but can this latest addition be as extreme as the rest?

• century: The working class adopted the sport during the late 19th Century.

• 1980s: The BECTU History Project has been running since the late 1980s.

Modifying Another Word

• too: Oops, me thinks your condition shows its too late for you.

Preposition: in

• string: The China deal is the latest in a string of successes for the company.

• technology: Halogen heaters are being hailed as the latest in heating technology - being both highly efficient and economical.

• line: Latest in line is Kid Blue, a new face on the scene but one whose production shows a mature approach to producing.

• clothing: Hucklecote Hucklecote offers you the latest in country clothing for the discerning gentleman.

Infinitive complement

• join: Dept. , London Wall, EC2, 6.00 pm COURSES ( not too late to join!

• start: Sheila is great proof that it is never too late to start writing.

• apply: It is too late to apply now, but the positions are advertised every year.

Used with adjective complement

• arrive: Applications sent by fax or email or any that arrive late will not be accepted so always be aware of the deadline!

• come: Market or Poultry crosses came relatively late in the history of markets.