Explanation
Everyday is an adjective meaning "daily."
Every day is a time expression meaning "each day" or "regularly."
Examples
Note the difference in the following sentences:
1. Jane goes to class every day (each day)
2. Jane has an everyday class. (a daily class)
Common Errors
The most common error is writing "every day" as one word (everyday) as in the following sentences:
1. I used to jog three miles everyday (Incorrect)
2. I used to jog three miles every day. (Correct)
Min Anne has an everyday pair of shoes.
(Note where it's placed in the sentence! Everyday is the adjective to describe what follows next--the noun phrase "pair of shoes") i.e. Adjectives describe Nouns.
Every day, every single day, Min Anne hugs her Daddy.
Min Anne hugs her Daddy every day, every single day.
(See? Every_day shows 'habit', 'routine'--when you mean the action 'hugs' to be 'regularly' or 'daily'.)












