Identify the error in the given sentence: My colleague always works latest than me.

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The error lies in the use of the word 'latest'. 'Latest' is a superlative adjective and is used to indicate the most recent or newest among three or more items. However, in this sentence, a comparative form is required to compare the colleague's work timing with the speaker's. The correct comparative form of 'late' is 'later'. Therefore, the sentence should be: 'My colleague always works later than me.' The other parts of the sentence are grammatically correct.

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