Along with many other people on this forum, I'm not an English teacher or a native speaker, and I don't live in a place where English is the main language. I'm going to share some information I learned by accident from books and websites.
I'm glad if any of this information helps someone.
1. Every day or Everyday?
Both are different!
I don’t want you to come here everyday. [Incorrect]
I see him everyday. [Incorrect]
Every day- Means, each day.
Good morning, dear Learners and Teachers, Newbies and Seniors. ^_^
How are you today? I hope you’re pretty well. Have you learned new grammar or memorized new vocabulary today? How great to see there are many games these days. I'm sure it will enrich our vocabulary. :))
To boost our English writing skill, I'd like to invite you to practice writing with grammar “not only…but also...”. I’m sure most of you already know this. It is simple just to say "you're beautiful and smart", but this 'not only..
