The word "everyday" means "common" or "ordinary," and the two words "every day" mean "each day." Frequently the single word is being used in sentences where the two words belong. EVERY DAY we changed into our EVERYDAY clothes when we returned from school.
This one is easy, because there's only one choice. The word "alright" does not exist, and "all right" is always two words. The answer is either ALL RIGHT or ALL WRONG.
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