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Do you know the difference between Everyday and Every day?

Everyday is an adjective, so it's used before a noun to describe something as normal, ordinary or typical.

Every day is a phrase that means "each day".

For examples, take a look at this graphic.

Do you work everyday or every day? Here's another mistake that native English speakers sometimes make. You can read about other mistakes in this VOA Learning English article > http://bit.ly/VOAspeaker. Are there any mistakes commonly made by native speakers of your language?

Do you know how to ask for permission? 🤔Here you have some useful questions.

How do you ask for permission? Learn different ways with this graphic! And check out our videos about asking for permission. You can find these and other videos about modal verbs on our YouTube channel here > http://bit.ly/AEModalVerbs

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