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Sep 18, 2014 · No, we don't say 'last morning'. The only way it is used is completely different: the last morning of the holidays is the morning of the last day, the day the holidays end. cross-posted
the final part of something. — We arrived late but were able to see the very last set of the tennis match. — I’m sorry, but that was the very last of the bread we baked this morning.
Jun 13, 2018 · We don't say "last morning". Instead we say "yesterday morning". Similarly we say "yesterday afternoon". Perhaps the reason for this is that "last morning" could refer to the morning of today, if you use it in the afternoon.
Nov 4, 2014 · Is this because last Monday morning is unambiguous, and yesterday morning is also unambiguous whereas last morning is? Why doesn't last morning just mean the morning that passed if it is night time (and you are referring to a time in the same day), and if it is morning then it refers to yesterday's morning?
The very last of something is the final remaining quantity just before it runs out. For example We were lucky enough to get the very last of the tickets to the concert.
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The absolute final moment; the very end. They were behind for the entire game, but they managed an incredible comeback right at the very last. The politician led an incredible campaign until the very last.
