Syllabus topic 36: No longer / any longer / anymore
No longer / any longer / anymore. No longer usually goes before a main verb or after be.
No longer usually goes before a main verb or after be. Any longer/anymore usually go at the end of a negative clause. All express a change from a previous situation. Do not add another negative to no longer.
Notice how each form fits its sentence. Read the context before choosing a form.
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Practice my mistakesBack to my daily planShe ___ lives here.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: no longer
Completed sentence: She no longer lives here. No longer usually goes before a main verb or after be. Any longer/anymore usually go at the end of a negative clause. All express a change from a previous situation. Do not add another negative to no longer.
I don't work there ___.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: anymore
Completed sentence: I don't work there anymore. No longer usually goes before a main verb or after be. Any longer/anymore usually go at the end of a negative clause. All express a change from a previous situation. Do not add another negative to no longer.
He is ___ a student.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: no longer
Completed sentence: He is no longer a student. No longer usually goes before a main verb or after be. Any longer/anymore usually go at the end of a negative clause. All express a change from a previous situation. Do not add another negative to no longer.
We don't need this ___ longer.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: any
Completed sentence: We don't need this any longer. No longer usually goes before a main verb or after be. Any longer/anymore usually go at the end of a negative clause. All express a change from a previous situation. Do not add another negative to no longer.
Choose the correct sentence.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: They no longer meet.
Correct choice: They no longer meet. No longer usually goes before a main verb or after be. Any longer/anymore usually go at the end of a negative clause. All express a change from a previous situation. Do not add another negative to no longer.
Not quite. Keep learning.
Correct answer: no longer
Completed sentence: She no longer lives here. No longer usually goes before a main verb or after be. Any longer/anymore usually go at the end of a negative clause. All express a change from a previous situation. Do not add another negative to no longer.
Not quite. Keep learning.
Correct answer: anymore
Completed sentence: I don't work there anymore. No longer usually goes before a main verb or after be. Any longer/anymore usually go at the end of a negative clause. All express a change from a previous situation. Do not add another negative to no longer.
Not quite. Keep learning.
Correct answer: no longer
Completed sentence: He is no longer a student. No longer usually goes before a main verb or after be. Any longer/anymore usually go at the end of a negative clause. All express a change from a previous situation. Do not add another negative to no longer.
Not quite. Keep learning.
Correct answer: any
Completed sentence: We don't need this any longer. No longer usually goes before a main verb or after be. Any longer/anymore usually go at the end of a negative clause. All express a change from a previous situation. Do not add another negative to no longer.
Not quite. Keep learning.
Correct answer: They no longer meet.
Correct choice: They no longer meet. No longer usually goes before a main verb or after be. Any longer/anymore usually go at the end of a negative clause. All express a change from a previous situation. Do not add another negative to no longer.
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