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Any more

/ˌɛni ˈmɔːr/

Used to refer to something additional or further in number, degree, or quantity

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There aren't any more cookies left in the jar.He doesn't feel the same way about her any more.We don’t need any more volunteers for today's event.

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Anymore

/ˌeniˈmɔː/

Used to indicate that something that was once true is no longer the case.

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She doesn't work there anymore, she moved to a new city.The store doesn't sell that brand anymore, it's discontinued.We don't communicate anymore; we drifted apart over time.

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Any more consists of two separate words, which can indicate a continuation of quantity or degree.
Anymore is a single word that is typically used in negative sentences to mean no longer.
Remember that any more often appears with nouns, like any more cake, whereas anymore often follows verbs, like in don’t go there anymore.

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