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Actually, off the top of my head, I see "everyday" as an adjective (something that is common, typical, happening/extent every day) while "Every day, ..." would
by pasbesoin 16y ago
Actually, off the top of my head, I see "everyday" as an adjective (something that is common, typical, happening/extent every day) while "Every day, ..." would be a temporal clause (denoting "when").
But I'm a little tired -- may be a mental glitch on my part.
- Mz 16y agoNo, I think you are right. My mom is German. I have a bad habit of imposing German grammar on English and don't always notice when I run two words together which shouldn't be (something far more common in German than English). This gets worse when I am tired. Thanks for noticing.