Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Everyday"

A: all the days or daily

A: It means it doesn't occur daily. It is not frequent. For e.g. I hardly visit library everyday. (Meaning you don't visit library everyday). Hope this helps.

A: Es como decir:

Pero, todos los días.

A: 1. She lives on the everyday saying, "If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try."
2. School prepares us for practical, everyday life skills, not just intellect.
3. It's always the same ol', everyday clothes.

Keep in mind that "everyday" is not the same as "every day." "Everyday" is an adjective that modifies a noun, whereas "every day" serves more like an adverbial phrase, telling when, how, etc.

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Desayuno todos los días = I eat breakfast every day

No es una persona ordinaria = He’s not your everyday person

Hope these make sense, my spanish isn’t the greatest right now

A: "Everyday" is an adjective: for example, "car crashes are an everyday occurrence" means that car crashes happen every day.

A: There may be a slight difference in tone based on where it's placed in the sentence.

A: "Everyday" is an adjective.

This lotion is suitable for everyday use; you can apply it whenever you want.

These are my everyday shoes, I like them very much.

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"Every day" is an adverbial phrase, it's like saying "each day". "Every" is the adjective and "day" is the noun.

I go to the gym every day.

I watch that show every day.

I wake up at 5am every day.

A: I go to the gym every day = cada día / todos los días

This is an everyday book = normal, común

A: “Something’s up with Tyler” or “Something’s wrong with Tyler”

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A: Yeah if you do something a lot, you can say you do it "almost everyday".

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A: I hope you understand it.