In UK English, for example, everyday and every day are two different words with distinct meanings, but I notice in US English the first spelling is used for both.
They are? Really? Even in academic American English there is no distinction? How about the Canadians? Do they distinguish? You know, this could explain quite a few of the supposed discrepancies in my writing. Maybe I should start double-checking things with the MBs! From now on, I'm blaming all grammar issues on the pervasive presence of British schoolteachers in the world.
Is this the time to mention how Teri Hatcher's California valley-girl accent occasionally slips out at random moments in the show despite the fact that most people think Metropolis is supposedly somewhere near the East Coast?
