Grammar Worksheet · Grades 5–8
Everyday vs Every Day Worksheet
A printable grammar worksheet for grades 5-8 on everyday vs every day. Students learn that everyday as one word means ordinary while every day as two words means each day, fill in eight sentences, and answer four short questions. An illustration and complete answer key are included.
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Subject
Grammar
Grades
Grades 5–8
Skill Focus
Everyday vs Every Day, confused words
Lesson Length
30 minutes
Lesson Overview
About this worksheet
Everyday as one word is an adjective meaning ordinary; every day as two words means each day. This worksheet teaches the difference with the trick that if you can say each day, you use two words, with an illustration.
The reference box and Section A are on page 1. The reference box explains the rule with two examples. Section A has eight fill-in sentences. Section B on page 2 has four short questions.
Page 3 is a complete answer key. The worksheet pairs well with the Commonly Confused Words and Adjective or Adverb worksheets.
How to Use This Lesson
Read the reference box and review the rule.
Fill in ‘everyday’ or ‘every day’ in Section A on page 1.
Answer the four questions in Section B on page 2.
Use the answer key on page 3 for self-check.
Pair with the Commonly Confused Words Worksheet for more practice.
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Everyday vs Every Day Worksheet
A printable grammar worksheet for grades 5-8 on everyday vs every day. Students learn that everyday as one word means ordinary while every day as two words means each day, fill in eight sentences, and answer four short questions. An illustration and complete answer key are included.
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Everyday vs Every Day is one worksheet in a series covering the word pairs students mix up most, from a and an in grade 2 to lay and lie in grade 9. Same format on every sheet: the rule, eight fill-in sentences, four short-answer questions, and a complete answer key. The whole set is also available as one printable pack.
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