every day vs. everyday

Hi there!

- Every day (adverbial of time)
He goes to school every day

- Everyday (adjective) as one word = daily
Cheese and milk are everyday products

My question is >>
Are these sentence correct? If yes, does Every day here function as noun?

Every day passes is from our lifetime
Every day brings new hope

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Originally Posted by xpert

Hi there!

- Every day (adverbial of time)
He goes to school every day

- Everyday (adjective) as one word = daily
Cheese and milk are everyday products

My question is >>
Are these sentence correct? If yes, does Every day here function as noun?

Every day passes is from our lifetime
Every day brings new hope

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If you can substitute 'each day' in place of 'every day', 'every day' is correct.
So every day is appropriate in your sentences.

I would rewrite the first sentence "Every day passes...", but at the moment I have no idea how. :roll:

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Originally Posted by Snowcake

If you can substitute 'each day' in place of 'every day', 'every day' is correct.
So every day is appropriate in your sentences.

I would rewrite the first sentence "Every day passes...", but at the moment I have no idea how. :roll:

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....in our everyday life.
He comes here every day.

There is nothing wrong with 'every day' in the sentence

Every day passes is from our lifetime

But I think the sentence as such is incorrect.

What do our native speakers think?

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Originally Posted by rj1948

....in our everyday life.
He comes here every day.

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....in our everyday life.
He comes here every day.
EVERYDAY (one word) -adj.qualifiesthe word LIFE.
EVERY DAY(two words)...EVERY-adj.qualifies the word 'DAY'.
EVERYDAY occurrence...(one word)
EVERY DAY--EVERY DAY somebody dies.(two words)

Sorry, I don't mean to be impatient. :oops:

I'm agonising over the sentence below, the part in the bracketts.
It sounds odd to me, as if something/some word is missing. Is the sentence correct or not?

Every day (passes is from our lifetime)


I would appreciate it if a native speaker could help here.:-)

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Originally Posted by Snowcake

Sorry, I don't mean to be impatient. :oops:
I'm so sorry, I somehow must have rushed past this post.

I'm agonising over the sentence below, the part in brackets.
It sounds odd to me, as if something/some word was missing. Is the sentence correct or not?

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You were quite right to suggest that something wasn't quite right :-D

so possibly

Every day that (passes is one taken from the rest of our life/lives)

There is a nice quote from Seneca

One should count each day a separate life.

hope this helps. :-D

Many thanks, bea.:-D

You have just put me out of my misery. ;-):-D What a wonderful feeling!! ;-)

Another tiny little question:

why did you change 'is missing' to 'was missing'?

Thank you!!

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Originally Posted by Snowcake

Many thanks, bea.:-D

You have just put me out of my misery. ;-):-D What a wonderful feeling!! ;-)It's been a pleasure for sure!

Another tiny little question:

why did you change 'is missing' to 'was missing'?

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Sorry,my mistake,I was probably just too focused on the aspect of what the situation seemed to be like

as if something/some word is missing would be fine with me

:-D

So both are ok.

Thank you. :-D