Yeah, 'cause you said that you cooked everyday. So, I just thought that I would come

[B45]

Yeah, 'cause you said that you cooked everyday. So, I just thought that I would come by and try your cooking.

Are the sentences above correct?

 

[probus]

In terms of grammar and usage they are pretty well perfect. I prefer every day to everyday. Also I have a small difficulty in imagining who you might say this to.

 

[bhaisahab]

Yeah, 'cause you said that you cooked everyday. So, I just thought that I would come by and try your cooking.

Are the sentences above correct?

Not if written like that, no.

 

[Rover_KE]

The first 'sentence' has no main verb. What's the reason for 'Yeah'?

Change the full stop after 'every day' to a comma; change 'So' to 'so' and delete the comma after it.

Note to other students: 'cause is an informal abbreviation of because.

 

[tzfujimino]

Change the full stop after 'every day' to a comma; change 'So' to 'so' and delete the comma after it.

I think you mean "You said that you cooked every day, so I just thought that I would come by ..."?
In that case 'cause should be deleted, right?

 

[mawes12]

I think 'cause' can stay and you can take 'so' out also.

 

[Rover_KE]

As you've already been told, 'every day' should be two words and there should be no comma after 'so'.