The video tutorial explains the difference between 'everyday' and 'every day'. 'Everyday' is an adjective used to describe something common or casual, while 'every day' means each day or daily. The tutorial provides examples to illustrate the correct usage of both forms and addresses common mistakes, ensuring learners understand when to use each form appropriately.

What is the primary difference between 'everyday' and 'every day'?

• 'Everyday' is a noun, 'every day' is a verb.

• 'Everyday' is an adjective, 'every day' means each day.

• 'Everyday' means each day, 'every day' is an adjective.

• There is no difference.

Which of the following best describes 'everyday'?

• Something common or casual.

• Something that is unique and special.

• Something that happens once a year.

• Something that happens every hour.

In the sentence 'Those are her everyday clothes', what does 'everyday' describe?

• The frequency of wearing clothes.

• The type of clothes as casual or basic.

• The brand of the clothes.

• The color of the clothes.

What does 'every day' mean?

• Each day or daily.

• Every other day.

• Once a week.

• Once a month.

In the sentence 'Janice wears jeans every day', what does 'every day' imply?

• Janice wears jeans only on holidays.

• Janice wears jeans each day.

• Janice wears jeans only on weekends.

• Janice wears jeans occasionally.

How is 'everyday' used in the sentence 'I go to the gym every day in my everyday clothes'?

• As an adjective.

• As a verb.

• As a noun.

• As an adverb.

What is a common mistake when using 'every year'?

• Writing it with a hyphen.

• Writing it as one word.

• Using it to describe a month.

• Using it as a verb.

Which of the following is correct?

• Sue goes to Chicago every monthy.

• Sue goes to Chicago every-month.

• Sue goes to Chicago everymonth.

• Sue goes to Chicago every month.

What is the correct way to write 'every week'?

• Every week

• Every-week

• Everyweek

• Everyweeks

In writing, how should 'every day' be used?

• As one word to mean each day.

• As two words to mean each day.

• As one word to mean casual.

• As two words to mean casual.