21.   Since it is largely new, it might be appropriate to concentrate on the last chapter which offers a reading of some very different Shakespearean plays.

22.   We saw an example of this conflict in the last chapter.

23.   She marries him, and in the last chapter we learn that his sight is partially restored.

24.   Thus began the last chapter of a case that had started as a simple bank robbery, then extended into one of murder and fraud, and drugs.

25.   The Keynesian model we constructed in the last chapter was based on the assumption that both consumption and saving were directly and linearly related to current disposable income.

26.   In the last few chapters, we have referred to Keynes and Keynesian economics on many occasions.

27.   In the last chapter the nature of stress was explained and some broad general rules were given for deciding which syllable in a word should receive primary stress.

28.   Unfortunately, as was suggested in the last chapter, it is often difficult to decide on whether a word should be treated as complex or simple.

29.   In a one-syllable utterance, the single syllable must have one of the five tones described in the last chapter.

30.   In the last chapter he described the birth of his son.