"Everyday" or "Every day"? What's the difference?

[JetBlack69]

What is the difference between "Everyday" and "Every day"? Is "Everyday" an adjective?

 

[eakers]

every freakin day
and every freakin night
i wanna freak you girl your body's so freakin tight.

BAAAAAAAAAAAAAABBBBBBBBYAAAAAAA
BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABBBYAAAAAAAAAAA

*kat. <-- has no idea really.

 

[badluck]

When you intend to use either an adjective (for the most part this will come before a noun, as in everyday life ) or a noun that means "ordinary occasions," as in part of the everyday , the one-word version is correct. Adverbial uses, as in We should eat fruit every day , and the noun use that means "each day," as in Every day is different , call for the two-word version. Thus everyday in every way means "ordinary in all respects," whereas every day in every way means "daily and completely."

 

[StageLeft]

Dave Matthews - everyday

 

[Isla]

'everyday' implies commonality. Like. 'everyday people'. Normal, regular.

Every day implies regularity. 'I do it every day'.

However, I doubt sincerely many people care or notice.

 

[JetBlack69]

Thanks everybody!!

 

[PeeluckyDuckee]

wow, this is deep stuff my head hurts

 

[Mday]

isla is correct...

hi isla.