The two expressions "everyday" and "every day" are frequently used in English but often confused. Take a look at the below infographic to find out the difference!
Everyday
- one word
- always used before a noun
- meaning: used or seen regularly; ordinary
Example sentences:
- Social media has become part of everyday life.
- Everyday crime is a serious issues in some cities.
- These are my everyday shoes. They're very comfortable.
Every day
- two words
- meaning: each day
Example sentences:
- I drink coffee every day.
- Her mom brushes her hair every day.
- People all over the world check Facebook every day.
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