You'd better not stay here more.
vs.
You'd better not stay more here.
Between these two sentences, which one is correct? Or are they both correct?
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vs.
You'd better not stay more here.
Between these two sentences, which one is correct? Or are they both correct?
In both sentences the word "more" doesn't fit well. It's preferable to use "anymore" or "any longer" instead.
The verb phrase you are using is "stay here", so the structure should be:
You'd better not stay here anymore.
or
You'd better not stay here any longer.
If you want to emphasize the "any longer" part over the "here", you can use the verb "linger" (which means "remain or stay on in a place longer than is usual or expected") instead:
You'd better not linger here.