Grammar Series, No. 3: Is it “Anymore” or “Nowadays”?

by Jody Calkins on June 4, 2010

Is it "Anymore" or "Nowadays"?
 

  • "Anymore" is used when you want to say that some action no longer occurs, as in "We don't feed our chickens onions anymore."
 
  • "Nowadays"–or "Lately", "Recently", etc.–is used when you want to refer to a situation that has occurred recently, as in "Nowadays, we feed our chickens fresh spinach and lettuce."

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  3. Grammar Series, No. 9: Wonder or Wander?
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  5. Grammar Series, No. 4: Is it “Lose” or “Loose”?

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