The last missiles can be fired into the atmosphere with incredible accuracy.

Frequently confused words are called homophones, which are words that sound like other words when spoken but spelled differently.

In the given sentence, the word 'last' describes what is coming after all the others in the order, and the word 'latest' describes that of the recent time.

The last missiles can be fired into the atmosphere with incredible accuracy.

The sentence is incorrect because it lacks clarity due to the ambiguous use of "last." If "last" refers to the final missiles, it should be specified to avoid confusion.

No change

The lasts missiles can be fired into the atmosphere with incredible accuracy.

The sentence is grammatically incorrect due to the misuse of "lasts." "Lasts" should be "latest" or "newest" to convey the most recent missiles.

lasts

The latest missiles can be fired into the atmosphere with incredible accuracy.

The sentence is grammatically correct. The use of "latest" in the sentence effectively communicates that these modern missiles can achieve remarkable accuracy when launched into the atmosphere.

latest

The lasts' missiles can be fired into the atmosphere with incredible accuracy.

The sentence is grammatically incorrect due to the use of "lasts" instead of "latest" or "newest." "Lasts" is a verb, while the context requires an adjective to modify "missiles."

lasts'

Correct sentence

The latest missiles can be fired into the atmosphere with incredible accuracy.

Option

C

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