Business English from All Ears English BE 258: Don’t Let This Grammar Throw You Off Anymore!
May 21, 2024
Explore the correct usage of 'anymore' in various communication contexts to prevent misunderstandings. Introducing a new course for upper intermediate English learners with native speaker interviews. Master verbal communication in the workplace and refine business English skills for professional communication.
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Aubrey's Softball Story
- Aubrey doesn't play softball anymore due to a pulled quad.
- She now plays OTL softball, a version without base running.
Clear Communication with "Anymore"
- Be precise when using "anymore" to avoid confusion.
- Replace "anymore" with "no longer" for added clarity in professional settings.
Using "Anymore" as an Adverb
- Use "anymore" (one word) as an adverb to mean "any longer."
- Provide context to avoid ambiguity about whether something is permanently or temporarily stopped.