English Reference

any more vs anymore

Any more describes an additional amount of something, while anymore describes a change in time or frequency.

any more

an additional quantity or amount

I do not think we have any more coffee left in the kitchen.

anymore

no longer or at present

He does not work at the hospital anymore since he retired last year.

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  • I cannot eat anymore cake because I am completely full.

    I cannot eat any more cake because I am completely full.

  • She does not live in London any more after moving to Paris.

    She does not live in London anymore after moving to Paris.

Remember Any more = extra quantity. Anymore = no longer.

Fill the gap with one of the two options.

  1. 1.

    The store told us they would not be receiving stock today.

  2. 2.

    It is difficult to find a cheap apartment in this neighborhood .

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