- I go there always.
- I go there every day.
Do these sentences have the same meaning by using adverbs ALWAYS and EVERY DAY?
If not, what is the difference? I am not able to differentiate between these sentences, could you please explain.
Learn English – “I go there always” vs “I go there every day”
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Best Answer
'Always' depends on the context.
is the same as
But sometimes always means something different from every day.
means I don't go to church every day, but I do go every Sunday.
means every time I have boiled eggs I also have toast, but I might not have eggs every day
means every time I see Mrs Smith I say hello to her. Maybe I see her very often or maybe only a few times a year.
"I go there always" could mean "I go there every day" but it could mean "I go there every week" or "I go there every time something happens" It depends on the context.