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Difference between ”Everyday” and ”Every day”?

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Vsevuskav profile picture VsevuskavFebruary 2021

”Everyday” is an adjective, as About_Blank wrote, while ”every day” is an adverb. I believe it means ”tous les jours”.

Examples:

Everyday life is never as exciting as in the movies.

I don’t believe that ”everyday” is used much in everyday language.

Every day, we wake up early to watch the sun rise.

I see her almost every day.

About_Blank profile picture About_BlankJanuary 2021
’Everyday’ is adjective as ’ordinary’, ’usual’... quotidien, de tous les jours, courant
Berlusconi profile picture BerlusconiFebruary 2021
I see you guys are really good at it. I agree with the answers provided so far. Just more examples.
Everyday = daily (as an adjective, it is used to modify nouns )
Everyday expressions
Everyday checkup
Everyday work

Every day = adverb of frequency used to modify verbs
We talk every day
They have meetings every day
She writes reports every day