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A2

No Longer, Any Longer, Anymore (A2)

Exercises:

Read the sentence and choose the correct word to complete it. Pay attention to whether the verb is positive or negative!

EXAMPLE: I used to play tennis every weekend, but I don't play ___.
Answer: anymore

Question 1 of 9

She was my best friend in high school, but she is ___ my friend.

▸Answer key

Practice Questions & Answers

All A2 questions for “No Longer, Any Longer, Anymore (A2)”, each with the correct answer and a short explanation. Try the interactive exercises above, then check your answers here.

Exercise 1: Multiple Choice

1. I used to play tennis every weekend, but I don't play ___.
- A. no longer
- B. anymore ✓
- C. any longer
- D. longer
Answer: anymore
The verb is negative ('don't play') and the gap is at the end, so we use 'anymore'.
2. She was my best friend in high school, but she is ___ my friend.
- A. no longer ✓
- B. anymore
- C. any longer
- D. not anymore
Answer: no longer
The verb is positive ('is') and the gap is in the middle, so we use 'no longer'.

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3. They used to live in Paris, but they ___ live there.

A. anymore
B. don't anymore
C. no longer ✓
D. any longer

Answer: no longer

The gap is in the middle of the sentence before the main verb, so we use 'no longer'.

4. My grandfather sold his car last year. He doesn't drive ___.

A. no longer
B. anymore ✓
C. never
D. not longer

Answer: anymore

The sentence already has a negative word ('doesn't'). 'Anymore' correctly finishes the negative sentence at the end.

5. I loved eating candy as a child, but I ___ eat it.

A. anymore
B. don't longer
C. no longer ✓
D. any longer

Answer: no longer

We need a negative meaning mid-sentence with a positive verb ('eat'), so we use 'no longer'.

6. The store was closed yesterday, and it isn't open today ___.

A. no longer
B. any longer
C. anymore
D. either ✓

Answer: either

Wait, this is a trick! If something is negative in the past and negative now, we don't use anymore. But for A2, let's stick to the rule: "it isn't open ___" -> "any longer" is a correct choice for a changed state if it used to be open. Let's use 'any longer'.

7. He got a haircut yesterday. His hair isn't long ___.

A. no longer
B. any longer ✓
C. never
D. no more

Answer: any longer

'Any longer' is used at the end of a negative sentence ('isn't') to show a change.

8. We bought a new television because the old one ___ works.

A. no longer ✓
B. anymore
C. don't
D. isn't

Answer: no longer

The gap is mid-sentence before the positive verb 'works'.

9. I used to be afraid of the dark, but I'm not ___.

A. no longer
B. anymore ✓
C. any longer
D. never

Answer: anymore

The sentence is negative ('I'm not') and the gap is at the end.

10. This app is very old. The company ___ updates it.

A. doesn't
B. no longer ✓
C. anymore
D. not longer

Answer: no longer

The verb 'updates' is positive, so we use 'no longer' to make the sentence negative mid-sentence.

Exercise 2: Drop-Down Selection

1. I used to drink coffee, but I don't drink it _____.
- A. no longer
- B. anymore ✓
Answer: anymore
Because of 'don't', we must use 'anymore' at the end.
2. I used to drink coffee, but I _____ drink it.
- A. no longer ✓
- B. anymore
Answer: no longer
Because the verb 'drink' is positive, we use 'no longer' in the middle.
3. She was a teacher for ten years, but she _____ works at the school.
- A. no longer ✓
- B. any longer
Answer: no longer
'Works' is positive, so we use 'no longer'.
4. He moved to a new city. He doesn't live here _____.
- A. no longer
- B. any longer ✓
Answer: any longer
Because of 'doesn't', we use 'any longer' at the end.
5. We are _____ friends because he lied to me.
- A. no longer ✓
- B. anymore
Answer: no longer
After the 'be' verb ('are'), we use 'no longer'.
6. My computer is broken. I can't use it _____.
- A. no longer
- B. anymore ✓
Answer: anymore
Because of 'can't', we use 'anymore' at the end.
7. The children are adults now. They are _____ little kids.
- A. no longer ✓
- B. anymore
Answer: no longer
After the 'be' verb ('are'), we use 'no longer'.
8. I got a new job, so I don't work at the supermarket _____.
- A. no longer
- B. any longer ✓
Answer: any longer
Because of 'don't', we use 'any longer' at the end.
9. They sold their house, so they _____ live on this street.
- A. no longer ✓
- B. anymore
Answer: no longer
'Live' is positive, so we use 'no longer'.
10. I am not hungry _____ because I ate a big sandwich.
- A. no longer
- B. anymore ✓
Answer: anymore
Because of 'am not', we use 'anymore' at the end.

Exercise 3: Spot the Mistake

1. Find the incorrect sentence:
- A. I don't play video games anymore.
- B. I no longer play video games.
- C. I don't play video games no longer. ✓
- D. He isn't my friend anymore.
Answer: I don't play video games no longer.
You cannot use 'don't' and 'no longer' together. This is a double negative.
2. Find the incorrect sentence:
- A. She no longer works at the hospital.
- B. She doesn't work at the hospital any longer.
- C. She anymore doesn't work at the hospital. ✓
- D. I don't eat sugar anymore.
Answer: She anymore doesn't work at the hospital.
The word 'anymore' must always go at the end of the sentence.
3. Find the incorrect sentence:
- A. We no longer have a dog.
- B. We don't have a dog any longer.
- C. We don't have a dog anymore.
- D. We have no longer a dog. ✓
Answer: We have no longer a dog.
With normal verbs (like 'have'), 'no longer' must come BEFORE the verb: 'We no longer have a dog'.
4. Find the incorrect sentence:
- A. He is no longer angry with me.
- B. He isn't angry with me anymore.
- C. He no longer is angry with me. ✓
- D. I don't live there any longer.
Answer: He no longer is angry with me.
With the verb 'be' (is/am/are), 'no longer' comes AFTER the verb: 'He is no longer angry'.
5. Find the incorrect sentence:
- A. I can't run fast anymore.
- B. I no longer can run fast. ✓
- C. I can no longer run fast.
- D. I cannot run fast any longer.
Answer: I no longer can run fast.
With modal verbs like 'can', 'no longer' comes AFTER the modal: 'I can no longer run'.

Exercise 5: Speed Challenge

1. Question 501
2. Question 502
3. Question 503
4. Question 504

Exercise 6: Voice Practice

1. Describe a habit or hobby you stopped doing. Speak 2 sentences. You MUST use 'no longer' or 'anymore' in your answer.

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Practice Questions & Answers

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