Everyday 還是 Every Day? 常見英文錯誤‼️ Native English Speakers 也用錯了😱 A Common English Mistake!

[@EnglishwithMaggie]

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[@龍眼榴槤]

sometimes and some times

[@躺平吧-e9t]

@@龍眼榴槤 Sometimes, some time, sometime; they have different meanings. Sometimes means occasionally, e.g Sometimes I stay up late. "Some time" means a certain period of time, e.g. I need some time to clean up the place. Sometime means at an unspecified time in near future, e.g. Shall we have lunch together sometime? Sometime also means "former", e.g. Mr XXX is a sometime singer (he is no longer a singer) Sometime, when used in this sense, should not be mixed up with the noun "has-been" which refers to a person or thing considered to be no longer of importance. However, I doubt if anybody would use "some times" in either written or spoken English. My two cents only.

[@龍眼榴槤]

@躺平吧-e9t Thx🙏

[@michaello1103]

Hi Maggie My everyday wish is wishing you happy every day 😄

[@EnglishwithMaggie]

I wish you the same!

[@yiutungwong315]

EveryDay = 例行公事 Every Day = 每日 意思是我例行公事的願望是妳每日都開心的！

[@kuenwong1849]

學以致用😅

[@TimFung-ve8yk]

You should make more videos like this. My daughter has problems with writing because of the lack of information and ideas to write. Please make more videos about how to write only given a topic.

[@lanma3746]

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[@thwong7241]

You look gorgeous every day 😅

[@PK-dp5wo]

呢個真係幾經常會混淆 我一直都只記得every day係强調重複每一日 只要唔係强調每一日嘅我一律用everyday 😂 今日聼完呢條片後應該可以記住個區別 感謝Maggie分享 🙂

[@愛白兔-h4m]

多謝深入講解分別同埋用法，❤❤❤哈哈哈！！！

[@GOJMNY]

Came to this channel every day just to see Maggie!! 😍

[@hongkongsmartboy]

adjective for noun or pronoun adverb for verb, adjective or another adverb

[@stephenlam7677]

I have studied English for 35 years. I wouldn't go as far as calling myself an expert but I feel comfortable to shed some helpful light on this topic. While Maggie's explanation is correct, using "everyday" or "every day" really depends on how the sentence is phrased. I get up at 6 O'clock every day - Here "every day" is an adverbial phrase. It's function is the same as "usually", "often" or "when the alarm goes off" which all modify the action " I get up at 6 O' clock ..." In the sentence " Everyday, I have two eggs and one sausage". Everyday was written as adjective but used as an adverb which is incorrect. From the listening perspective, it is completely perfectly correct because Everyday or Every day sounded the same. However, from a writing perspective, this sentence should be written as two words; " every day" and the reason is the same as I have explained above. An adverbial phrase can be placed at the beginning or the end of a sentence without compromising its grammatical property. With the same sentence, we could also say "I have two eggs and one sausage every day". The traffic congestion is an EVERYDAY event in Downtown San Francisco. Notice EVERYDAY is one word when used as adjective.

[@躺平吧-e9t]

Thanks for your detailed explanation. Having studied English for 35 years makes what we call a veteran! Learning English is an odyssey. I wish I would have the perseverance to walk this journey. You have my respect.

[@yiutungwong315]

03:15 I Remember it It's easy to confuse

[@heyak4783]

講得好好，學到嘢了

[@Nelson-n1i]

我 40年前已懂

[@wb3212]

解釋得很清楚，thank you。 另外，以下三字有可分別？ Sometimes Some time Sometime

[@JohnDole-f9z]

1. Everybody vs Everyone 2. Does anyone/anybody vs do anyone/anybody Thank you Maggie 🙏🙏

[@躺平吧-e9t]

Everybody, everyone: same meaning. Everyone is more formal, and is used in written English; while everybody is used in colloquial speech. Anyone, anybody, nobody: singular in form. Therefore, Does anyone care for some coffee? Is anybody absent today?

[@JohnDole-f9z]

@@躺平吧-e9t thank you 🙏🙏

[@EnglishwithMaggie]

Everyday, he has two eggs and one sausage for breakfast. 以上這句哪裡錯了？🤔

[@BigbrothersAreWatchingYou]

Everyday係adj，應為Every day，I would like to see you every day!

[@躺平吧-e9t]

Oh my! Two eggs and a sausage every day? What would the family doctor say?

[@GOJMNY]

@@躺平吧-e9t “Well done mate! Your cholesterol is on next level.” 😅

[@躺平吧-e9t]

@@GOJMNY I'm going to prescribe a stronger dose of statins to lower your LDL level. 😉😉

[@躺平吧-e9t]

以上句子錯在哪裡? OR 請指出以上句子的錯處並加以改正.

[@mkinghk]

Thanks,又學識一樣嘢👍

[@kimduong2332]

Every day=each day 既是noun phrase (名词片语)也是adverb phrase(副词片语), everyday是adjective (形容词)。

[@hongkongsmartboy]

其實無論中文和英文，好多人搞唔清形容詞 (Adjective) 和 副詞 (Adverb) 嘅分别；而英文好多可以同時又係名詞 (Noun) 和 副詞 (Adverb)，所以D Grammar搞到錯哂。😮

[@yiutungwong315]

大家可否每日例行公事地 Loop Every Single Time MV...!? Every DayB Loop EveryDay Loop

[@dasing2]

感謝解惑! 💕💕

[@Kate-zp5vy]

好似有D唔同，如果加左single，比人既感覺係更加強調(由: 我每日會.. --> 我每日都會..)

[@Jerry-ix9mi]

謝謝老師!! 例子搭配影片和對話情境真的很容易理解

[@AndrewLee-dx1fm]

thank you

[@winnie2970]

你好. 可否講解 "though" 用在句尾的意思, e.g. Food still very good though. 謝謝

[@躺平吧-e9t]

句尾的though是contradict之前句子的內容. 例: The service is poor. Food is good though. Some other ways to rewrite these 2 statements: Although the service is poor, the food is good. Despite / notwithstanding poor service, I'd recommend this restaurant because the food is good. My two cents only.

[@daredevil2680]

舉例詳細又請楚，你太謙虛了​@@躺平吧-e9t

[@躺平吧-e9t]

@@daredevil2680 Thank you for your kind words.

[@MightMike7124]

Does the same rule apply to everyone (anyone) vs. every one (any one)?

[@躺平吧-e9t]

Not exactly. every day (2 words) is an adverb phrase; everyday (1 word) is an adjective. However, any one (2 words) is an adjective phrase that refers to a single person or thing. Example: Any one of the students in this class knows the answer. Anyone (1 word) is an indefinite pronoun that refers to any person, not a specific individual. Example: Does anyone know the answer?

[@esting4690]

Setup vs. set up 呢？😊

[@躺平吧-e9t]

set up (2 words) is a verb which means to have something arranged or prepared, e.g. I need to set up the computer. setup (1 word) is a noun, e.g. I need to learn the setup of the computer system. setup (1 word) can be used as an adjective as well, e.g. You need to follow the setup instructions. to set someone up is an expression which means to trick someone in order to make them feel guilty of something they have not done.

[@jimmy-chan]

有d字， 同一寸法， 都可以adj, adv. 所以我無理過。。。 多數 .ly係adv... 我記得英文老師講過， somday, sometime, sometimes... 前兩者意思一樣， 3rd係adv. 平時用來多數開頭 textbook範例。 我都就得作文比老師改過everyday, 唔記得改成分開定一齊。 總之我習慣用adv, 版every day... adj. 多數用usual.... 個時被人改都唔知咩事， 無理到。😮

[@躺平吧-e9t]

Sometime 和 someday有小小分別: Sometime 近乎 soon. 例: Shall we have lunch together sometime? Someday所指的將來較遠. 例: I want to become a journalist someday. Sometimes 可用在句子開頭, 中間, 或最尾: Sometimes I stay up late. We all make mistakes sometimes. Euthanasia has sometimes been debated.

[@TimoChan1231]

即係everyday係有一個無形既-係中間？

[@jhlsin]

Although Even though

[@躺平吧-e9t]

same meaning. Even though is more emphatic. Although is like 雖然 in Chinese, while even though 即使. Consider these 2 statements: Although it's raining, I go out without an umbrella. 雖然下著雨, 我沒有雨傘就外出. Even though it's raining, I go out without an umbrella. 即使下著雨我也不帶雨傘就外出.

[@kitlingszeto5323]

Every day 是否算是adverb of frequency?

[@躺平吧-e9t]

yes, it is.

[@yiutungwong315]

Every Single Time... EveryDay Loop... Every Day Loop...

[@kch2.4]

everytime 同 every time 應該同理？ 直觀句子頭或句尾，用2 words 😸

[@躺平吧-e9t]

The correct spelling is "every time" (2 words), but not "everytime" (1 word)

[@EnglishwithMaggie]

呢個值得用另一個 video 研究一下 😂

[@kch2.4]

@@EnglishwithMaggie 好的，every time 都有呢啲everytime 問題 😂

[@Wahwahchu]

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[@rexwong6265]

the for sharing

[@雙併牛肉麵]

郭羨.... , Maggie 又靚左 食住麵黎支持你 , 睇完都真係唔多明 要睇多次 先惦

[@chukit3376]

一講adjective同adverb就易分

[@vanhuynh9341]

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[@additome]

開始有種打大佬的感覺

[@iamyourguest]

兩個字，十分鐘 十分鐘係三個字喎😂

[@躺平吧-e9t]

"三個字" 又變左 十五分鐘啦. Colloquial Cantonese is so confusing and misleading!

[@aGuyWithConscience]

那麼，anyone和any one，everyone和every one等等呢？

[@ashleykwan3044]

同問+1

[@躺平吧-e9t]

every day (2 words) is an adverb phrase; everyday (1 word) is an adjective. However, any one (2 words) is an adjective phrase that refers to a single person or thing. Example: Any one of the students in this class knows the answer. Anyone (1 word) is an indefinite pronoun that refers to any person, not a specific individual. Example: Does anyone know the answer?

[@EnglishwithMaggie]

呢個值得用另一個 video 研究一下 😂

[@joannecheung8302]

之前一頭霧水，聽完兩頭霧水

[@Handel-Lok]

就用妳最後果句““a thumbs” up，why not “a thumb” up”

[@EnglishwithMaggie]

因為一般都是舉兩隻thumbs 所以英文裡就有句fixed phrase, “thumbs up” 😅

[@躺平吧-e9t]

Apart from Maggie's explanation, thumbs up is phonetically easier to enunciate than "thumb up", especially when we link the "s" sound to the next word "up".

[@yeyip112]

原來錯左50年

[@yiutungwong315]

錯左半個世紀，呢家知尚未遲！

[@bon307]

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[@IcyKwok-212]

你之前唔係出過類似的片咩？都係everyday 和every day

[@IcyKwok-212]

一條short

[@popeyetse7110]

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[@hongkongsmartboy]

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[@dumbwolf-warrior4053]

正如中文 都好多錯別字 日常生活大家明白就算

[@躺平吧-e9t]

I respectfully disagree with you. 日常生活大家明白梗係冇所謂, 但莘莘學子要交功課應付考試, 上班族的公務文件, 都係執正D好

[@愛白兔-h4m]

​@@躺平吧-e9t最常見就是什麼嘟打造，咁建造，創造，鑄造.....，懶得教，哈哈哈!!!

[@躺平吧-e9t]

@@愛白兔-h4m 中文係好共難, 比英文難

[@yiutungwong315]

05:08

[@adolphuslee4568]

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[@lanma3746]

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