Every Day VS EVERYDAY

 

• Everyday (one word) is an adjective. It describes a noun and means ordinary, typical, or used daily.
• Every day (two words) is an adverbial phrase. It means each day or daily.

Examples

Everyday (adjective)

• I wear these shoes for everyday use.
• This is an everyday problem.
• She prefers everyday clothing.

Every day (adverbial phrase)

• I exercise every day.
• He drinks coffee every day.
• We talk every day after work.

Quick trick to remember

If you can replace it with "each day," use every day (two words).

• I study every day. → I study each day. ✅
• These are my everyday shoes. → These are my ordinary shoes. ✅

Compare

• These are my everyday shoes. (The shoes are for regular, ordinary use.)
• I wear these shoes every day. (I wear them each day.)

note :

Adjective = kata sifat — perkataan yang menerangkan noun (orang, benda, tempat).

Dalam contoh tadi:

• everyday shoes → everyday ialah adjective sebab ia menerangkan shoes.
  → kasut harian / biasa

Contoh adjective lain:

• beautiful girl → girl yang cantik
• big house → rumah yang besar
• red dress → baju yang merah
• everyday clothes → pakaian harian

Jadi mudahnya: