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Any more

In the sentence "Do you have any more milk?", we use "any more" to indicate that we are asking about an additional quantity of milk beyond what has already been mentioned or is currently available.

"Any" is used as a determiner to show that we are not specifying a particular amount of milk, but rather any amount beyond what is already known or present.
"More" is used to emphasize that we are specifically asking about an increase or additional supply of milk.

Overall, by using "any more" in this context, we are seeking information about a potential additional quantity of milk that the person may have.

I hope this explanation helps clarify why we use "any more" in the sentence "Do you have any more milk?" Let me know if you have any more questions or need further examples!

Anymore

In the sentence "I don't drink milk anymore," we use "anymore" to indicate a change in behavior or a discontinuation of a previous habit.

"Anymore" is used as an adverb to show that the action of drinking milk, which was previously done in the past, is no longer happening in the present or future.

By using "anymore" in this context, we are emphasizing the shift from a previous behavior of drinking milk to the current state of not consuming milk anymore.

I hope this explanation helps clarify the use of "anymore" in the sentence "I don't drink milk anymore." Let me know if you have any more questions or need further examples!