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I'm embarassingly stuck on the sound-alike ladder vs latter. I know the difference, the ladder being the physical structure used for cilmbing, and latter being positional in a sentence, the second option of two things, the end half, etc (much like how I used it for this sentence). However, I find myself second guessing which one to use as neither really made any sense to me. The doctor says repeatedly,"She has failed a [ladder/latter] number of therapy." My gut is saying latter, but I don't know. I'd appreciate any help. Thank you.