any more or anymore/ how long or for how long?

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hello!
Which form is the correct one in these sentences:

  1. She used to read a lot when she was a pupil but now she doesn’t any more /anymore.?
  2. How long/ For how long has he been living in this town?
    Thank you for your time!
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  1. any more.
  2. Both are possible.
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  1. She used to read a lot when she was a pupil but now she doesn’t any more.
  2. She used to read a lot when she was a pupil.

Is the bold phrase redundant as “used to” itself has included that meaning?
Is #2 a good sentence?

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No really, because the person might be going on to say something like:

She used to read a lot when she was a pupil. That has really helped develop her knowledge of books which she needs for her current job.
She used to read a lot when she was a pupil. These days, she reads even more!
She used to read a lot when she was a pupil. That explains her vast general knowledge.
She used to read a lot when she was a pupil. She still does though her taste in genres has changed.