Conjoining words - everyday, abit, alot, weightloss

[WhatdoesitmeanKeith]

I need to come here and vent! Why, just why is this happening so much?

These ‘words’ are not even suggested by autocorrect, so I really doubly don’t understand it.

Caveat, I know in some contexts ‘everyday’ is okay, but the correct context is not how I’m seeing it used. Help!

Yes, that’s what I thought, too. Everyday is a valid word…

I am wondering if that should have an @ before it or at least a social media logo - could be their social media user name considering the underscore, they just aren’t making that clear?!

I’ve seen ‘would of’ (and similar words coupled with ‘of’) multiple times on this site in the last few days.

These threads make me question my own grasp of reality.
Nonetheless? Therefore? Car park? Bodysuit?

I always think of Camelot when I see 'alot'.

It doesnt even have the same ending

Not conventionally so, but I think it qualifies. Is it wrong? Yes. Is it a mishearing? Yes. Does it have superficial though incorrect logic or plausibility? Yes, 'must of' is similar in construction to 'must have', two short words used together. As similar as, say, the shapes of an egg and an acorn. 'Of' is often found next to a verb, both incorrectly and correctly: 'I must of seen him, as I had sight of him (through the use of my eyes). Speaking of which ...'