"everyday" is not the same as "every day"
I frequently see this error in my corrections.
every day: Something that happens each day.
everyday: something that is common, not unusual or ordinary
Examples:
every day:
I clean my teeth every day.
I drink coffee every day, but only in the mornings.
everyday:
Seeing traffic jams is an everyday event.
Dont use the everyday china, get out the special occasion set.
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I didn't know that. :O
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Interesting!
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Good job!
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You explain the difference between them very clearly. Thank you very much.
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