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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Every day/everyday

Sir,


1.I go to the park every day.


Here "every day" is adverb? .And, since every precedes the noun "day", so I call it adjective also.

Now,If some body ask me find out the adverb,should I say "every day".


What is difference between "every day" and "everyday".

Thanks.
  

Top answer

'-- 'Every' is a determiner, 'day' is a noun, and 'every day' is a noun phrase acting as an adverbial. '-- 'Everyday' (= 'quotidian') is an adjective modifying 'activities'.

— Mister Micawber

  • '-- 'Every' is a determiner, 'day' is a noun, and 'every day' is a noun phrase acting as an adverbial.
  • '-- 'Everyday' (= 'quotidian') is an adjective modifying 'activities'.
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'I go to the park every day.'-- 'Every' is a determiner, 'day' is a noun, and 'every day' is a noun phrase acting as an adverbial.

'Everyday activities bore me.'-- 'Everyday' (= 'quotidian') is an adjective modifying 'activities'.
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