When to use 'any longer' and 'anymore'?

Question

Could you provide examples?

Answer 1

They are synonyms. They both mean the same thing, but they are used in different contexts.

For example:

My head doesn't hurt anymore.

My head doesn't hurt any longer (sounds a bit archaic )

Answer 2

Here are examples that help to explain the words:

>>Please dont delay this work any longer, as we are already late.

>>Mr Cain doesnt live here anymore.

>>Lucy doesnt love Tim anymore.

All three sentences above are used in the context of 'time'.

However when 'any more' (two separate words) are used, things/nouns(common and abstract) are indicated:

>>Do you want any more rice?

>>If you have any more complaints, see me tomorrow.

Hope the various uses illustrated, would help.

Answer 3

Both words have same meaning, but if you observe them, each one has different  in context. Any longer or Anymore =At the present or from now on; usually used with a negative.

" Dell does n't produce this old laptop battery any longer"

" He doesn't live in east any more"  "He promised he wont argue about this anymore."

mostly, anymore is used when talking about quantity and time.