Every day and Everyday What's the difference?
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As two words, "every day" means exactly that: yesterday, today, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, on all days of the week... another synonym is "daily". It comes at the end of a sentence.
As one word, "everyday" is an adjective. Its synonyms are "routine" or "mundane". It comes before a noun.
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