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I think it would depend on context. If I was speaking for our family as a single unit, I might say 'in our everyday [family] life', but if I was speaking about a number of unrelated people, I might say, "in our everyday lives'.
- I think it would depend on context.
- If I was speaking for our family as a single unit, I might say 'in our everyday [family] life', but if I was speaking about a number of unrelated people, I might say, "in our everyday lives'.
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I think it would depend on context. If I was speaking for our family as a single unit, I might say 'in our everyday [family] life', but if I was speaking about a number of unrelated people, I might say, "in our everyday lives'.
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