[IDontLikeToPayTaxes]

From the article: 15 Weird Things We Do Everyday, and Why

Ironic, isn't it?

Basic literacy is dead, not just cursive.

"Everyday" has replaced "every day" mostly because most dumbass Americans have no idea how to use each in a sentence, and could care less. That includes a significant number of posters on this forum

That's just one example of how we're losing our beautiful English language.

Maybe we can all learn Spanglish. We can have nouns followed by a long series of adjectives.

[moose07]

The adjective everyday, meaning ‘happening or used every day’ or ‘commonplace’ (everyday chores), is written as one word, whereas the adverb meaning ‘each day, daily’ (I get up at six every day) is written as two. Had to check :)

[FredZarguna]

most dumbass Americans have no idea how to use each in a sentence, and could care less.

ARRRRRGGGGGHHHHH!!!!

I was with you right up to there. It's COULD NOT CARE LESS.

[thecodont]

“everyday” not “every day” (”every” modifies “day”)

“take a peak” instead of “take a peek” (seriously, I saw this in today’s SF Chronicle)

“head over heals” instead of “head over heels” (heel, that back part of your foot)

“secure the boarder” instead of “secure the border”

I could go on and on.

Makes me grit my teeth.