Everyday or Every day
Which word would you choose (everyday or every day)? Where would you place it? There might be several options.
1.- Why doesn't she study?
2.- He doesn't like doing his homework.
3.- Our friend feels that his errands are not well paid.
4.- I am sure that if he studies, he will pass his exams.
5.- Although he thinks his car is really good, it is a car.
Answers
1.- Why doesn't she study every day?
2.- He doesn't like doing his everyday homework. / He doesn't like doing his homework every day.
3.- Our friend feels that his everyday errands are not well paid.
4.- I am sure that if he studies every day, he will pass his exams.
5.- Although he thinks his car is really good, it is an everyday car.
Explanation:
Everyday (written as one word) is an adjective. However, every day (written as two words) is an adverb.
Examples:
Everyday (adj.): Normal o corriente, que no destaca o que sucede cada dĆa, diariamente.
The everyday studies of a student. Los estudios de cada dĆa (diarios) de un estudiante.
This is an everyday hat. Este es un sombrero normal (ordinario).
They have got their everyday duties like studying and doing their homework. Tienen sus obligaciones diarias como estudiar o hacer sus deberes.
Every day (adverb): Cada dĆa.
We wake up at 7 every day. Nos despertamos a las 7 todos los dĆas.
Do you do your homework every day? ĀæHaces tus deberes todos los dĆas?
Where do you have lunch every day? ĀæDĆ³nde comes todos los dĆas?
