EVERY DAY (ADVERB)

Welcome back to the Daily Vitamin and happy Friday to you. I hope you are having a great day.

Yesterday we learned that everyday is an adjective that is used to indicate that something is considered normal or average. Today we look at how the meaning of this word changes and becomes an adverb when it is separated into two words.

EVERY DAY (adverb of frequency)

It means: each day or all days

Example 1: I try to go to the gym every day because it's important for me to stay in shape.

Example 2: When I was a child, I used to go roller-skating every day after school.

As you can see, every day is an adverb of frequency. It tells us how often. We can combine the word every with other words, such as every morning, every month or every hour.

⇒ As always, in order to get some writing practice in English, I encourage you to write your own sentence (or two) with EVERY DAY. You can post your sentences to one of our social media sites (Facebook or Bluesky) and we will give you feedback about your writing ASAP.

Have a great day and an excellent weekend!