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No more than- no longer than
Please tell me how we use "No more than" and "no longer than" ?
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Re: No more than- no longer than

Originally Posted by
Belly T
Please tell me how we use "No more than" and "no longer than" ?
much=quantity
We use no more than three eggs to make an omelette = We do not use four/five/six etc eggs
I like that book no more than I like this one = Objectively I like both these books the same amount.
longer = time/duration of time
It will take no longer than 12 hours to fly to America
The school is no longer open.
longer = length
The rope is no longer than 20 feet.
The road to the hills is no longer than 5 miles.
Hope this helps a bit.
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