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Acbeat Posted 7 years ago
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Difference every day and everyday
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What is the difference between every day and everyday?
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"Everyday" is an adjective meaning commonplace or occurring daily, whereas "every day" is a phrase which means each day:
"Jack Dammit drinks every day"
"For local attraction and public menace Jack Dammit, drinking is an everyday activity."
"Everyday events happen every day."
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