Today it seems to me that in all kinds of ways nobody cares any more if you want to make a complaint.
Correct entry: any more
The error was: (c) no more
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Today it seems to me that in all kinds of ways nobody cares anymore if you want to make a complaint.
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Hi,
I never realised there is a different for the two.
Please explain, thank you.
Torsten has just pointed out that your question probably referred to any more or anymore. To be fair both are acceptable and so really your answer isn’t wrong. Anymore is mostly used in American English - but it’s the same language after all!
^ Anymore is normally used with negative words. “I don’t like soup anymore.”
I think the difference between “any more” and “anymore” goes beyond British/American English quirks. “Anymore,” as mentioned, implies that something has changed somehow. “Any more” refers to quantity of something; or to a comparison. “I don’t have any more crackers.” or “I don’t like soup any more than I like crackers.”