Every day [at / in] school
Hello,
Which of the following phrases are correct?
1. Everyday at school
2. Everyday in school
3. Me every day at school
4. Me every day in school
Thanks.
Top answer
(3) and (4) are possible sequences of words but not obvious "phrases". Please give an indication of how you intend to use them in a sentence. (1) and (2) look to be errors for "every day".
- (3) and (4) are possible sequences of words but not obvious "phrases".
- Please give an indication of how you intend to use them in a sentence.
- (1) and (2) look to be errors for "every day".
- It seems very unlikely (albeit perhaps just about possible) that these sequences of words could occur together in a sentence.
- Again, please give more context.
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(3) and (4) are possible sequences of words but not obvious "phrases". Please give an indication of how you intend to use them in a sentence.
(1) and (2) look to be errors for "every day". It seems very unlikely (albeit perhaps just about possible) that these sequences of words could occur together in a sentence. Again, please give more context.
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