'Every Day' vs. 'Everyday' (and Other Homonyms You’re Probably Mixing Up All the Time)

You can be excused for confusing “every day” with “everyday” or “anyone” with “any one.” They sound the same, after all. But these homonyms can’t be used interchangeably in writing without raising the ire of English teachers and other grammar ghouls. Luckily, it’s fairly easy to understand the difference between these…

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