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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

every time/everytime

By telling the same story again and again, it(the story) has now become a commonplace one.

Every time when I go to his house, his house's door is locked.

Every time when I visited him, he gave me a nice welcome by offering apples, fruits, juices.

Everytime he would give something or other thing when I visit him.

Please correct my sentences.
  

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By being told again and again, the story has now become a commonplace one. Every time (that) I go to his house, the door is locked. Every time (that) I visited him, he gave me a nice welcome by offering me fruit or juice .

— Mister Micawber

  • By being told again and again, the story has now become a commonplace one.
  • Every time (that) I go to his house, the door is locked.
  • Every time (that) I visited him, he gave me a nice welcome by offering me fruit or juice .
  • Every time he would give me something when I visit him.
  • -- There is no single word 'everytime'.
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By being told again and again, the story has now become a commonplace one.

Every time (that) I go to his house, the door is locked.

Every time (that) I visited him, he gave me a nice welcome by offering me fruit or juice.

Every time he would give me something when I visit him. -- There is no single word 'everytime'
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Can't I use "everytime" in any context? I have learned that I should use "everytime" when it is an adjective.

Thank you.
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It does not appear in any dictionary that I have access to. Via Google (other than as typographical errors or errors of ignorance), it appears only in a Britney Spears song title and lyrics-- and it is a mistake there also:

Everytime I try to fly, I fall
Without my wings, I feel so small
I guess I need you, baby

Every time should be two words-- I think I'
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