Any more - no more meaning in English
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Definition
(Alice doesn't live here) anymore: (Alice) no longer (lives here), (Alice doesn't live here) now
As one word, anymore is used in negative and interrogative constructions to describe a lack of something OR to express a current state (similar to the term "nowadays"):
Jane doesn't work here anymore. She now works at another company.
They don't make cars like this anymore. They stopped production in 1988.
(Are there) any more (paper clips?): (Are there) any (paper clips) left?
In interrogative constructions, any more is used when we are unsure of the possible response. In negative constructions, it is used to describe a lack or absence of something:
Do you have any more ideas? Can you think of one more?
I don't have any more ideas. I don't have another suggestion for you.
(I have) no more (time): (I have) no (time) left, (my time) has finished
No more is used in affirmative constructions to describe a lack or absence of something. Rarely, "no more" is used in affirmative constructions to describe the end of an action:
I have no more patience with my boyfriend. It's all gone!
I will tolerate your behaviour no more. (archaic)
- "There are no more truffles."
- "No more paperwork for me!"
- "Carlos : No more milk?"
- "Brian : Oh, I'm terribly sorry, but we don't have any more olives."
- "No more taxes!"
- "When you smile at me, it's like my heart stops working, and then my stomach hurts and I cannot eat anything any more."
- "Judge : Moving on, let's have no more interruptions."
- "Jean : The pigeons don't fly anymore."
- "Can you tell us any more?"
- "We don't believe in fascist dictators any more."
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