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If you don’t want anymore champagne, then don’t come to the bar anymore.
(A) If you don’t want anymore champagne, then don’t come to the bar anymore.
(B) If you don’t want any more champagne, then don’t come to the bar anymore.
(C) If you don’t want any more champagne, then don’t come to the bar any more.
(D) If you don’t want anymore champagne, then don’t come to the bar any more.
(E) If you don’t want any more champagne, then don’t come to the bar any more.
(A) If you don’t want anymore champagne, then don’t come to the bar anymore.
(B) If you don’t want any more champagne, then don’t come to the bar anymore.
(C) If you don’t want any more champagne, then don’t come to the bar any more.
(D) If you don’t want anymore champagne, then don’t come to the bar any more.
(E) If you don’t want any more champagne, then don’t come to the bar any more.
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Any more and anymore have related meanings, but they’re not interchangeable. Whether you make anymore one word or two depends on how you’re using it. Any more refers to quantities (Would you like any more tea?). Anymore is an adverb that refers to time (I don’t like tea anymore.).
so, option b is the correct one.
so, option b is the correct one.
