Everyday vs Every day

Everyday vs Every day

Everyday – It is an adjective. It is used to represent something that is commonplace, or ordinary, or a regular routine object or chore.

For e.g.:

1. Coffee is a part of Major Shankar’s everyday life.

2. Sonia shows grace in even the most common everyday actions.

Every day – It is a noun, and it means each single day.

For e.g.:

1. I go to the temple every day.

2. Navin will have to go to the hospital every day for a month to dress the wound.

Read the following sentences and fill in the blanks with the right word

1. Dona has a pair of shoes for _______ (everyday/every day) use.
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2. We must floss ______ (everyday/every day) for a healthy set of teeth.
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3. These are my ________ (everyday/every day) set of earrings.
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4. Tobias visits his brother __________ (everyday/every day) after work.
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5. I need to buy a bag for __________ (everyday/every day) use.
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