Please clarify my confusion

I brush my teeth every day. (I mean daily)

Every one of the shops online. (I mean all people)

faisalkhanI brush my teeth everyday or every day. (I mean daily)

every day

"Everyday" is an adjective meaning "ordinary".

faisalkhanEvery one or everyone shops online. (I mean all people)

everyone

"Every one" means "all". Incidentally, I make "on line" two words there, reserving "online" for the adjective.

Are you sure about the second one? I don't understand its meaning now.

Thanks for your prompt reply.

faisalkhanAre you sure about the second one? I don't understand its meaning now.Thanks for your prompt reply.

Who, me? Yes, I'm sure.

No. I was not asking to you enoon.

But still, I am confused about the second one.

Why is every one incorrect and everyone is correct in the second sentence?

faisalkhanWhy is every one incorrect and everyone is correct in the second sentence?

Simply because the single word exists. When we mean "every person", we use "everyone". You can use the two words when they are called for, of course: "Everyone at the office came to the party. Every one of them came."

Yoong LiatEvery one of the shops online. (I mean all people)

I think you may have read this one too fast. "all people", not "all shops".

CalifJim Yoong LiatEvery one of the shops online. (I mean all people)I think you may have read this one too fast. "all people", not "all shops". Everyone shops online.CJ

Thanks, CJ.

You are right. Too fast, indeed.

I was concentrating on the words "every one" and 'everyone".

faisalkhan I brush my teeth everyday or every day. (I mean daily)
Every one or everyone shops online. (I mean all people)

Is this correct or incorrect in simple answer

I brush my teeth every day.

Everyone shops online.