When I can use the word Steady? How can use it?
I'm trying to use this word on my daily basis, trying to create phrases I can use, but I want to be sure I'm using this word correctly. I will write down some phrases and you can tell me if I'm wrong. Thank you!

I'm improving my English steadily.

On holidays, we have a lot of customers looking steadily the best prices to buy items.

I'm working steadily for my dreams and goals because you live your life once.

In Guatemala, we have a steady temperature, it is generally warm, almost springlike, throughout the course of the year.

I have been steadily thinking about him.

The prices are changing steadily these Holidays.

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When I can use the word Steady? How can use it?
I'm trying to use this word on my daily basis, trying to create phrases I can use, but I want to be sure I'm using this word correctly. I will write down some phrases and you can tell me if I'm wrong. Thank you!

I'm improving my English steadily.

On holidays, we have a lot of customers looking steadily the best prices to buy items.

I'm working steadily for my dreams and goals because you live your life once.

In Guatemala, we have a steady temperature, it is generally warm, almost springlike, throughout the course of the year.

I have been steadily thinking about him.

The prices are changing steadily these Holidays.

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The first sentence is correct

The second sentence, "On holidays, we have a lot of customers steadily looking for the best prices" you can also say "On holidays, we have a steady bunch of customers looking for the best prices" meaning they are coming in a an even constant pace

"I'm working steadily towards my dreams and goals because you only live once" sounds more natural.

The rest of your sentences are correct ^-^

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You are making steady progress with your english. I am steadily making progress with my english. Hold the flashlight steady so I can see it (maybe a mouse under the couch).

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There is a sublte differnece between steadily and constantly, but I don't know how to explain it. In the following sentences, I would have used constantly instead of steadily:

Around the holidays, we have a lot of customers who are constantly looking for the best prices on the items they want to buy.

I have been thinking about him constantly

The prices are changing constantly these Holidays.

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