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In this case, yes. What makes it confusing is that "everyday" is also a word, but it has a different meaning. "Everyday" is used as an adjective to mean "ordinary" or "typical". It's difficult to remember which one to use as they sound the same in everyday speech.
Edit: "Every day" is closer to "each day". If you can fit the word "single" between them, then it's spelt with the space. For example: "Every (single) day I go to work."
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He's got a car full of girls and it's going real swell. >

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Every day is two words