"Every Day" is not the same as "Everyday." The former means "daily," the latter means "common." Please DO NOT vote if these concepts are unclear to you! The challenge is "Everyday Objects."
Not too low by my standards, but I get these idiotic comments about not "seeing that every day" when that's not the challenge! It says "most anybody would recognize" and they obviously recognize it. Piffle. Silly people.
Forget about the people who comment along the lines of 'I don't brush my teeth everyday and I would not consider a toothbrush an everyday object.' You know that for a fact they are wrong. Let them be like that.
Not too low by my standards, but I get these idiotic comments about not "seeing that every day" when that's not the challenge! It says "most anybody would recognize" and they obviously recognize it. Piffle. Silly people.
'Everyday' as a collocation almost certainly derived from 'every day', hence it's not totally unreasonable for people to merge the definitions.
Not that I would be a piffle-talking silly person. That would be awful.
