Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Anymore"

A: When something that was once occurring no longer happens

For example:

“We don’t talk anymore like we used to do”

Which basically means:

We no longer talk like we used to

A: It used to be, but not now.

I had a dog, but not anymore.
My friend liked cats, but not anymore.
My friend does not like cats anymore.

A: the same as "any longer"

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A: "We don't have them anymore"

"Ya no los tenemos"

Anymore significa "ya" en este caso

A: "I don't care anymore. Do you have anymore of those?" Are the only common expression I can think of with the word anymore in it.

Do you have anymore food? Is there anymore cookies left? Does anyone have anymore clothes that need to go into the washing machine? I don't have anymore snacks to share. Are there anymore people who want to join the foot race?

A: @Korean_EngLearner The above examples by me and user @60NC410 imply this meaning. By this, I mean:

I don't love her anymore. (At some point in time, from that time onward, no longer loves her)
He never comes to school anymore. (At some point in time, from that time onward, he does not come to school anymore)

I hope that makes sense :)

A: I dont know what to do anymore.
I don't have anymore candy.
Anymore apples left?

A: Example:

"I'm not answering your questions any more"
"I can't see it anymore"
"Anymore and it will overflow"

A: •That is not fair. I cant get "anymore"
•There are "no more" apples.

In these examples it could be "anymore" or "no more"
•I did not get "anymore/no more " than him.
•Is it anymore/no more milk?

A: "Any more" is there are additional things

- Do you have any more food?

While "anymore" is an adverb it's similar to "still" or "ang longer"

- Are the two of you not friends anymore?

A: Anymore is always an adverb.
“I can’t do it anymore.”
“If I walk anymore I’ll get blisters on my feet.”
It modifies the verbs “do” and “walk”.

Anymore would be incorrect in these sentences:
“Do you want any more cookies?”
“I can’t do any more walking.”
Any more describes the nouns “cookies” and “walking” (the act of walking is a noun here).

It’s common for native English speakers get these confused.

A: Any more = some more
There are not any more tortillas left in the fridge.

Anymore = no more
I will not eat unhealthy food anymore.

A: Anymore refers to time generally: “We don’t go to the beach anymore”. More is used nearly identically to más: “Let’s go to the beach more”

A: anymore means "no longer", any more means "no more of something".

I don't play tennis anymore.
I don't want any more food.

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A: anymore

A: Anymore

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