everyday or every day?

[Dawood Usmani]

Which is correct?
1. I get up at 6 o'clock everyday.
2. I get up at 6 o'clock every day.
Best regards!
Dawood

[Batfink]

"everyday" and "every" are both adjectives.
So I would use "every day".

Here is a way of rephrasing the sentence:

"For me, getting up at 6 o' clock is an everyday occurrence"

[Dawood Usmani]

"everyday" and "every" are both adjectives.
So I would use "every day".

Here is a way of rephrasing the sentence:

"For me, getting up at 6 o' clock is an everyday occurrence"

So in my original sentence 'every day' would be used as an adverb. Isn't it?
Waiting...
Dawood

[Batfink]

So in my original sentence 'every day' would be used as an adverb. Isn't it?
Waiting...
Dawood

Cheeky. My time is very important, so...

Well, you might say the phrase is adverbial, but "every" is an adjective and "day" is a noun; "everyday" is an adjective.