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Every day - is an adverb of time. It tells us that something happens on a daily basis.

"Every" is an adverb which shows tells us that we are referring to a unit, meaning one unit only.

"Every" year
" Every" girl
"Every" boy
"Every" parent

Every day, the children go to school.

It can be written at the start of a sentence to begin the sentence.
Every day, the children go to school.

It can also be written at the end of a sentence.
The children go to school every day.

The children go to school every day.
Every day, I finish my work on time.

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