What is the Difference between "Every
Day" and "Everyday"?
Every Day
"It's like that every day."
"Every day" is a time expression that means "each day."
Examples:
- "She goes to school every day."
- "I would go swimming every day, if I could."
- "Every day he gets a new letter."
Everyday
"She is not wearing everyday
clothes."
"Everyday" is an
adjective.
It only describes
nouns.
You use it to describe things that are usual, or that happen
every day.
Examples:
- "You can't come to the wedding wearing everyday
clothes."
- "Buccula
(a double chin) is a word you don't hear in everyday language.
- "She handles well the problems of everyday
life."
In summary, "every day" is a time expression that means "daily,"
whereas "everyday" is an adjective that means "regular and ordinary."
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