2017- 2- 27
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رد: الفرق بين any time و anytime
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Thanks
it looks similar a bit to forever and for ever
as I know forever means continuously
for ever means for the rest of life
I hope I am not mistaken
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I searched for it a little, and it's a bit complicated
but I found this and I think it's sufficient
اقتباس:
In fact, Garner’s Modern American Usage (3rd ed.) says “the solidified version has become standard in both AmE and BrE, and the two-word version is best described as archaic.”
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it describes "for ever" as archaic
archaic (pronounced "arkaik") means very old and not used anymore
and about the word "anymore", I found this
اقتباس:
Any more (two words) is reserved for the meaning even the smallest amount. In other words, when used as a determiner, the two-word spelling any more is used. Anymore (one word) is reserved for the meaning any longer. In other words, when used as an adverb, the one-word spelling anymore is used.
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