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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Everyday
Sir,
1.He used to hold prayer meetings everyday.
2.He used to hold prayer meetings every day.
"everyday" is an adjective, "every day" noun phrase.
If senetnce (1) is correct then what does "everyday" modify.
Which one is correct?
Thanks.
1.He used to hold prayer meetings everyday.
2.He used to hold prayer meetings every day.
"everyday" is an adjective, "every day" noun phrase.
If senetnce (1) is correct then what does "everyday" modify.
Which one is correct?
Thanks.
Top answer
Sentence 1 is not correct. An adjective would not occur there in that sentence.
- Sentence 1 is not correct.
- An adjective would not occur there in that sentence.
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Sentence 1 is not correct. An adjective would not occur there in that sentence.
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