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A stellar gaming headset with a lofty price tag.
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A stellar gaming headset with a lofty price tag.
While not being terrible, I feel the grammar of recent reviews is getting worse.
The opening paragraph describes three models and then states, "We have the latter in for review today."
The word latter typically means the second of two people, things, or groups previously mentioned. Not three things.
Will be interesting to see how these stack up against the upcoming ROG Delta's
More commonly, yes, but not entirely... A common misunderstanding and one I occasionally like to exploit myself when I want to pretend like I'm an auteur or something! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Stu C
adjective: latter
1. occurring or situated nearer to the end of something than to the beginning
- "The latter part of the season"
2. denoting the second or second mentioned of two people or things.
- "While the former is less expensive, the latter is less risky"
Both are correct. So while HEXUS articles could often do with a spellcheck and proof-read, they are correct in this instance. :)