Could you tell me if these two sentences are right?
1.They used to be friends, but they talked to each other no more.
2. They used to be friends, but they didn't talk to each other any more.
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Better:
1.They used to be friends, but they don't talk to each other anymore.
2. They used to be friends, but they no longer talk to each other.
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Thank you!
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Oh, I see Orenji beat me to it!
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Really close! You could say these instead (but I recommend using #2 more):
1. They used to be friends, but they no longer talk to each other.
2. They used to be friends, but they don't talk to each other anymore.
Take care.
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