The adverbs still & anymore can both be used to refer to actions or situations that happened in the past and have a connection to the present. For today’s English lesson let’s have a look at how we can use still & anymore in everyday English.
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Using Still
- I still play the guitar and I still love listening to all kinds of music.
- Jane still lives in Brooklyn.
- Even though the price of oil has gone down recently, gasoline is still more than.
Using Anymore
- I don’t go to concerts so often anymore.
- Jenny doesn’t live in Brooklyn anymore.
- Gasoline is not cheap anymore.
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