Anymore / Any more

Any more (two words) means "no more"; anymore (one word) means "now," "currently," "at this time."

Both are used with negative constructions.

> We do not have any more work = We have no more work.

> We are not working anymore = We are not working now/at this time.

> I can't give you any more love that I already have = I can give you no more love than I already have.

> I don't love you anymore = I don't love you now = I have stopped loving you.

efinition of any more adverb from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

any more

adverb

(British English) (also anymore North American English, British English)

 

often used at the end of negative sentences and at the end of questions, to mean `any longer'She doesn't live here any more.Why doesn't he speak to me any more?Now she won't have to go out to work any more.

Help

 Do not use `no more' with this meaning: She doesn't live here no more.

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