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Yahyacan Posted 18 years ago
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No more/no longer?
Corrine ---- plays the violin much, because she has taken up the cello.
Can we use both "no more" and "no longer" in the sentence above?Top answer
Corrine does not play the violin (much) any more because she has taken up the cello. Corrine no longer plays the violin because she has taken up the cello.
- Corrine does not play the violin (much) any more because she has taken up the cello.
- Corrine no longer plays the violin because she has taken up the cello.
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Corrine does not play the violin (much) any more because she has taken up the cello.
Corrine no longer plays the violin because she has taken up the cello.
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I think "No more" is considered pretty literary nowadays... or dialectal.
Cry no more.
Cry no more.
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