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Fireflysaigon Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Today and everyday

Hi, everybody!
Could you help me with this question:

I have to type about 10 letters ______________. It's my job.
A. today B. yesterday C. tomorrow D. everyday
I choose A."today", not "everyday", which is used as an adjective. Am I right?
  

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You are correct [Y]. Every day would work as two words, but as one it is an adjective.

— Philip

  • You are correct [Y].
  • Every day would work as two words, but as one it is an adjective.
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You are correct [Y].

Every day would work as two words, but as one it is an adjective.
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Well, I think it must be everyday

Because it is said in the sentence that ''it's my job''

If it's your job, you have to do it everyday, right?
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Here the test writer writes "everyday" (i.e. "an adj" not "every day" (adv)). I think there is a type mistake here.
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