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Armsys Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Everyday vs. Every Day

What's difference between everyday and every day?

Armstrong
  

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everyday is an adjective. It answers the question What kind? everyday matters, everyday conversion, everyday routines every day is an adverb phrase.

— CalifJim

  • everyday is an adjective.
  • It answers the question What kind?
  • everyday matters, everyday conversion, everyday routines every day is an adverb phrase.
  • It answers the question When?
  • We do the same thing every day.
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everyday is an adjective. It answers the question What kind?

everyday matters, everyday conversion, everyday routines

every day is an adverb phrase. It answers the question When?

We do the same thing every day.
Every day the postman comes at 2 o'clock.

CJ
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Everyday is an adjective
Every day is a noun phrase.

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Evenin', Mr. M.

I should have said noun phrase used as an adverb, maybe?

CJ
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Mister Micawber & Jim,

Thanks.

Armstrong
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