Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Longer"

A: not anymore, not happening now

A: It means it will be complete before a certain time.

1. The matter will be settles before the next working week
2. Sophia will arrive before summer
3. The bar will be sent before the next conference

A: in the past but not now

e.g
She is no longer my friend
This building is no longer a hospital

A: "No longer" is basically the same as "Doesn't...anymore" or "Not...anymore". Example: "This food no longer tastes good." = "This food doesn't taste good anymore."
or
"I'm no longer friends with her." = "I'm not friends with her anymore."

日本語で: 「この食べ物はもう美味しくないです。」
と
「私はもう彼女と友達ではないです。」
Hope this helped (sorry if my Japanese isn't that good).

A: No longer is like “not anymore”

A: I am no longer in high school.

I no longer want to stay in quarantine.

She was no longer tired.

After I took my medicine, I am no longer sick.

A: "This item is no longer available."

"Cut the paper no longer than 10 cm."

"I am no longer friends with him."

A: "Obama is no longer President"

"McRibs are no longer sold at McDonalds"

"We will wait no longer!"

A: - He cheated on me so we’re no longer together (He cheated on me so we’re not together anymore)
- They caught her stealing money so she no longer works there (They caught her stealing money so she doesn’t work there anymore)
- I got a job in the big city so I no longer live in my hometown (I got a job in the big city so I don’t live in my hometown anymore)

The sentences in the brackets are more commonly used.

A:
1) I can't stand it any longer.
2) I couldn't stand it any longer.
3) I won't be his dupe any longer.
4) I can't put up with it any longer.
5) You can't keep up the pretense any longer.
6) I won't encroach on your time any longer.
7) I mustn't trespass on your time any longer.
8) Gerry can't stick working for Featherstone's any longer.
9) He couldn't see the benefit of arguing any longer.
10) I don't feel loyal to this company any longer.

A: Good question!

No longer and no more are dramatic and formal, especially when you begin the sentence with them. in this case you then have to invert the verb and pronoun, ie.
No longer will I cry, NOT no longer I will cry.

Not any more/longer is used as a response on its own, but no more/longer can't be.
Do you study English? Not any more/longer.

Longer and more are pretty much the same, but longer sounds more formal and literary.

No longer will I tolerate your insolence!
I will no longer accept your letters.
Are you in love with him?
Not any longer. I couldn't stand his accusations any longer.
Ask me no more questions.
You don't have to worry any more.
No more shall the people of this country live as slaves!

A: For example, you can say I won't talk to my friends any more, this mean you hate your friends but after some days you can forgive them. If you say I won't talk to my friends any longer, this mean you hate your friends forever and you will not forgive them.

A: "any more" has to do with quantity (would you like any more bread?), and "any longer" with time or duration (we are not friends any longer, although it would be also correct to say "any more" in this case).

Examples:

"I used to live in the UK, but I don't any more; I live in Belgium".

"I no longer live in the UK; I live in Belgium".

"I don't live there any more".

"I no longer live there".

You can also say
"I don't live there any longer".

But you certainly CAN'T say:
"I no more live there".

A: the same meaning but they differ in thier location in the sentence
ex, I am no longer going to school
I do not go to school any more ..

A: They're both the same, but "any more" is more common :)

A: ・already（既に）
・X will continue to Y

「引き続き」という意味の副詞句で同じ様な文に挿げ替えれるものはありません。

A: "In many states in the U.S., it is no longer illegal to smoke marijuana."
アメリカの多くの州には、大麻を吸うことが違法ではなくなった。

A: What do you mean by "no longer"?

A: 不再

A: 「No longer」という表現は、かつて可能、真実であった事柄が今はすでにそうでない場合に使う表現です。「もはや 〜ではない」と言う意味となります。

例：The restaurant is no longer open.（そのレストランはもう営業していない。）
例：I just found out I am allergic to dairy, so I can no longer drink milk. (私が乳製品アレルギーであることを少し前に知ってから、もう牛乳を飲むことができません。)
reference: https://redkiwiapp.com/ja/questions/7GG6SbCT9D0sxMnlvjAl

A: Use 'no longer'
Ex. We are no longer taking applications.
Ex. Cursive writing is no longer taught in school.

It means something has stopped or come to an end.

Ex. The light is no longer red, and traffic continues.
Ex. We no longer accept $100 bills at this location.

A: @gymno-bot I got it
Thank you！