How do you use "anymore" in a sentence?

I don't live there anymore. She doesn't visit us anymore since she moved abroad. Do you even care anymore?

anymore

Q: What does "anymore" mean?

Any longer; from now on (usually in negative sentences) Anymore (or 'any more' in British English) is typically used in negative sentences or questions to indicate that something has stopped happening or is no longer the case. It suggests a change from a previous state. In American English, it is sometimes used in positive sentences to mean 'nowadays.'

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Significado: Any longer; from now on (usually in negative sentences)

不再，再也不

ya no, más

もはや〜ない、もう〜ない

더 이상 ~않다, 이제는 ~않다

Anymore (or 'any more' in British English) is typically used in negative sentences or questions to indicate that something has stopped happening or is no longer the case. It suggests a change from a previous state. In American English, it is sometimes used in positive sentences to mean 'nowadays.'

Anymore（或英式英语中的'any more'）通常用于否定句或疑问句中，表示某事已停止发生或不再是这种情况。它暗示与之前状态的变化。在美式英语中，有时用于肯定句中表示'如今'。

Anymore (o 'any more' en inglés británico) se usa típicamente en oraciones negativas o preguntas para indicar que algo ha dejado de suceder o ya no es así. Sugiere un cambio de un estado anterior. En inglés americano, a veces se usa en oraciones positivas para significar 'hoy en día.'

「anymore」（イギリス英語では「any more」）は通常、否定文や疑問文で使われ、何かが起こらなくなった、またはもはやそうではないことを示します。以前の状態からの変化を示唆します。アメリカ英語では、肯定文で「最近では」という意味で使われることもあります。

Anymore(영국 영어에서는 'any more')는 주로 부정문이나 의문문에서 사용되어, 무언가가 더 이상 일어나지 않거나 더 이상 해당되지 않는 상태를 나타냅니다. 이전 상태로부터의 변화를 시사합니다. 미국 영어에서는 때때로 긍정문에서 '요즘에는'이라는 의미로 사용되기도 합니다.

Ejemplos

I don't live there anymore.
我不再住在那里了。
Ya no vivo allí.
私はもうそこには住んでいません。
나는 더 이상 거기에 살지 않습니다.
She doesn't visit us anymore since she moved abroad.
她搬到国外后就不再来看我们了。
Ya no nos visita desde que se mudó al extranjero.
彼女は海外に引っ越してから、もう私たちを訪ねてこなくなりました。
그녀는 해외로 이사한 후로 더 이상 우리를 찾아오지 않습니다.
Do you even care anymore?
你还在乎吗？
¿Todavía te importa?
もう気にしていないの？
너 아직도 신경이나 쓰는 거야?

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

Compound of 'any' + 'more'. 'Any' comes from Old English 'ænig' (any, anyone), from 'an' (one). 'More' comes from Old English 'mara' (greater). Originally written as two words; the combined form became standard in the 20th century.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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