Happy every day, happy every day.

2, happy every day, happy every day.

Phrase analysis:

1, daily

English pronunciation: [? Everett? ]

Chinese interpretation: everyday; every day

Example:

He works every day except Sunday.

He works every day except Sunday.

2. Every day

English pronunciation: [me? t？ De? ]

Chinese definition: every day

Example:

The goal is to drink at least half a pint of milk every day.

The goal is to drink at least half a pint of milk every day.

Extended data

Usage of every:

The basic meanings of "1" and "each" refer to each individual who constitutes a whole, but they are not regarded as a specific one, but as a typical and representative of all components.

2.every is used with abstract nouns to mean "all possibilities", such as hope, opportunity and reason.

3. Everyone generally modifies singular nouns and takes the subject together with singular verbs, and the plural forms of personal pronouns and possessive pronouns can be referred to in spoken language.

Usage of each:

1. When each is used as the subject, it is often used in every phrase. If each emphasizes "individual", the predicate verb and related possessive pronouns are usually singular, but if each emphasizes "collective" or the antecedent is plural and consists of two or more nouns, the predicate verb and related possessive pronouns are plural.

2. When each is used as an appositive in the plural, the predicate verb and related possessive pronouns are also used in the plural form (including additional questions).