🤔 Ah, those tricky everyday/every day phrases! They sound identical but have different uses. Here’s how to tell them apart: 💥 Everyday (one word): This is an adjective that describes something as “common,” “ordinary,” or “used daily.” * Example: “I wear my everyday clothes when I run errands.” (Here, “everyday” describes the type of clothes - typical ones you wear daily.) 💥 Every day (two words): This is an adverb phrase that means “each day” or “daily.” * Example: “We take a walk every day a