It is never too late to correct your mistake.
Never ['nevə]:
Too [tu:]:
- Too much, excessively, extraordinarily much, excessive.
Late [leit]:
- Late.
- Late (also for an era, etc.), belated, advanced (for a season, time).
- (Too) Late, with delay.
Mend [mend]:
- Repair, fix, patch, darn.
- Improve, recover, get better.
- Add fuel to, stoke (the fire).
- Patch, filled hole, patched place.
- Improvement, betterment, recovery.
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