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2 questions 1) When do we use "Anyways"? 2) Difference between Anymore and No more

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Anyways is slang, not proper grammar. Mostly very young people say it. It's used as a conversation filler or to change subjects. "Anyways..... [new topic]." If you're not a teenager, it will probably sound strange to adults.
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1) Never. The word doesn't exist. It should be 'anyway' 2) 'Any more' and 'No more' have exactly the same relationship as 'any' and 'no'. You use 'any' with a negative verb, or 'no' with a positive verb, and the sentences will mean the same thing. I have no more money = I don't have any more money.

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