Some English expressions are written as one word or two words depending in their meaning. For example, “everyday” and “every day”.
“Everyday” is one words. It is used as an adjective. It means normally and ordinary e.g.
There’s no need to dress up specially. Just wear your everyday clothes.
“Every day” is an expression formed in two words. It is used as an adverb phrase. It means each day e.g.
John goes to the office by train every day.
Here are two useful English lesson video explain such expressions.
“Everyday” is one words. It is used as an adjective. It means normally and ordinary e.g.
There’s no need to dress up specially. Just wear your everyday clothes.
“Every day” is an expression formed in two words. It is used as an adverb phrase. It means each day e.g.
John goes to the office by train every day.
Here are two useful English lesson video explain such expressions.
1) English Lessons with Adam
2) Doing English with Julian
