English lesson of the day! 👨🏻🏫📚✏️✅ This is a topic many people, including many native English speakers, do not use properly. Every day vs. Everyday ✅ Everyday: an adjective we has to describe something that’s seen or used every day. It means “ordinary” or “typical” ✏️Ex. “Everyday clothing” : refers to ordinary clothes that you wear on regular days, as opposed to outfits designated for special events or holidays ✅ Every day: a phrase that simply means “each day” ✏️ If you are not sure which to use, see if you can replace “every” with “each” ✏️ “I wear green pants every day.” ✏️ It still makes sense if you replace “every” with “each”: I wear green pants each day. ✏️On the other hand, you can’t say “I wear pants eachday” because there’s no such word in English. That’s today’s lesson! Good luck studying and keep working at it! 💪🏽