Was ist der Unterschied zwischen continue und last ?Du kannst auch einfach Beispielsätze geben.

Continue is mainly used to describe something you’ve started doing and are still in the process of doing (like advance or proceed).
For example:
We would like to continue doing business.

Continue can also be used for something you stopped doing and now start again (like resume).
For example:
Let’s continue the story from where we left off.

Last can be an adjective, but when it’s a verb, it’s similar to the first meaning of continue, except the point is the amount of time the activity continues.
For example:
The concert lasted for two hours.
The important part here is the length of time, which you have to specify if you use “last”.

There’s another meaning for last which I can’t exactly define, so I’ll explain with an example:
How long do you think they will last at this job?
There is an implicit meaning in the usage of “last”. It’s like saying: how long do you think they will last in this job (before getting fired, giving up, etc. - basically, before failing)?

“Last” here kind of gives a negative connotation, I think, which “continue” does not. However, in the first meaning of “last”, the two can definitely overlap.
For example:
The rain will continue until next week.
The rain will last until next week.
Both of these sentences mean pretty much the same. If you were to omit “until next week”, though, then the point of the first sentence would be the rain, not the time, and the second sentence would sound unnatural.

I hope it’s clear, and I’m sorry it’s so long.
Good luck!