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What film?



miruvir
Argentina

What film?
 
Can  anybody solve this idea?
 
HIS LASTEST FILM ISN �T AS GOOD AS THE LAST I SAW.
 
Is the lastest film the last I saw? if so, I am comparing a film with itself.
If the last film I saw is different from his lastest one, It means I didn �t see his lastest  so How can I compare them!
 
I don �t get the exact idea! please help me!!!!

16 May 2012      





mohamedthabet
Tunisia





I did see his latest film, but the last film I saw wasn �t his and I saw it later than his latest film. It �s latest compared with his other fims.

16 May 2012     



yanogator
United States

"The last I saw" here is implying "the last before this one". It is very common usage.

Bruce

16 May 2012     



libertybelle
United States

Just so you know: There �s no such word as LASTEST.

It �s either his latest or his last.

So your sentence should say:

HIS LATEST FILM ISN�T AS GOOD AS THE LAST (one) I SAW.

The last one you saw could be any of the others he �s made,  EXCEPT that latest one
which is the newest film he has made.

Hope this helps.

16 May 2012     



Apodo
Australia

His latest film isn �t as good as the last (the previous film of his that I watched) film I saw.
 
Last = the last film of his you saw, not necessarily the last film he made.

16 May 2012