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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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anymore than...
Is this a correct comparison. Is anymore used in place of more because it is followed by than? Is this how you should sayit ?
He doesn't want to leave anymore than I want to stay.
He doesn't want to leave anymore than I want to stay.
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It is two words there: He doesn't want to leave any more than I want to stay. One word (anymore) means 'any longer'. I don't like him anymore.
- It is two words there: He doesn't want to leave any more than I want to stay.
- One word (anymore) means 'any longer'.
- I don't like him anymore.
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It is two words there:
He doesn't want to leave any more than I want to stay.
One word (anymore) means 'any longer'. I don't like him anymore.
He doesn't want to leave any more than I want to stay.
One word (anymore) means 'any longer'. I don't like him anymore.
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