[General] No more or Nothing else

Hi, I'm not sure when to use "no more" and "nothing else". I've heard both but I don't know if there is a diference or if they mean the same.

Can anyone tell me please?

Thanks

crazyaboutenglish said:

Hi, I'm not sure when to use "no more" and "nothing else". I've heard both but I don't know if there is a diference or if they mean the same.

Can anyone tell me please?

Thanks

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Can you give us some example sentences in which you're not sure which one to use? As always, context is everything!

Sorry yes. "I went to the cinema then a party and nothing more." "I like tennis and nothing more." I want to learn English and nothing else." "He ate breakfast and nothing else"."There are no more sweets." "There are nothing else."

My problem is I don't know which one to use when. Is there a rule that I can follow?

Thanks