latter, letter, later

latter - /ˈlatə/

letter - /ˈlɛtə/

later - /ˈleɪtə/

• I received the letter yesterday, but I’ll respond to it later; as for your suggestions, I prefer the latter.
• The letter arrived much later than expected, and in the debate, I agreed with the latter argument.
• He sent the letter, but later realized that the latter part of it needed more detail.
• I’ll read the letter now and reply later, but keep in mind that I support the latter proposal.
• She wrote a letter explaining her decision, but she plans to send it later after choosing between the two options, favoring the latter.
• He found the letter hidden in a drawer, and later, he discovered that the latter pages were missing.
• The letter mentioned two meetings; I can attend the later one, and I agree with the latter suggestions made.
• I'll respond to the letter later, but for now, I want to discuss the latter half of your presentation.
• I forgot to send the letter, so I’ll do it later, but I still think the latter solution is better.
• After reading the letter, he realized that the later revisions were better than the latter half of the original draft.