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Please explain the difference between everyday and everyday.
1, everyday is an adjective and can be used as an attribute, such as everyday life, everyday English and casual clothes.

Every day is a noun phrase and can be used as an adverbial. For example:

We go to school every day. We go to school every day.

Mathematics is a part of daily life. Mathematics is a part of daily life.

The girl helps her mother wash the dishes after supper every day.

I like it because I look at it every day and think about everyone in it! I like it very much, because every day when I see these photos, I think of all the people in them.

Sheldon writes every day and dictates his novels in the morning. Sheldon writes seven days a week, dictating novels to others every morning.

He licks his face every day. He washes his face carelessly every day.