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Nicetomeetyou Posted 9 years ago
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Where to put any more?

Where should I put “anymore”? Are both patterns are possible?

My next-door neighbor always brings me home-cooked food,

Pattern 1) but I will tell her not to bring any more food.

Pattern2) but I will tel her not to bring food any more.

  

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nicetomeetyou But, I will tell her not to bring food any more. This is correct.

— Vsuresh

  • nicetomeetyou But, I will tell her not to bring food any more.
  • This is correct.
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nicetomeetyouBut, I will tell her not to bring food any more.

This is correct.

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nicetomeetyouPattern 1) but I will tell her not to bring any more food. Pattern 2) but I will tell her not to bring food anymore. [In this context 'anymore' is one word. (American English)]

Both are correct as shown.

CJ

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