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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Any more or no more.
Which is the correct way to speak this two words?
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You have given me four men; I need more. I think I can manage with the men you have given me; I don't need any more.
- You have given me four men; I need more.
- I think I can manage with the men you have given me; I don't need any more.
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You have given me four men; I need more.
I think I can manage with the men you have given me; I don't need any more.
I think I can manage with the men you have given me; I don't need any more.
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I think, we use "any more" when it has "Not" (or "hardly") in its sentence; and use "no more" when is has not.
forr example:
- I can breath no more = I can not breath any more.
forr example:
- I can breath no more = I can not breath any more.
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