"我每天开车去公司。"

Translation: I drive to the company every day.

[3ilton]

'I drive to work every day' is more appropriate English.

[Rod37437]

Give me a break! "I drive to work daily." daily = every day

[Gabriella990688]

Can anyone speak to why "I drive to the firm every day" isn't accepted?

[MariusBene2]

What is wrong with "going by car" instead of "driving"?

[froggie3802]

“开车” Is literally translated means "operating car" so "driving" is probably best. "Going by car" could be interpreted as someone else is driving.

[pandrasuu]

"going by car" could also mean you carpool, or have a chauffeur, or something like that. "开车" specifically refers to [the speaker] driving.

[Gabrielle145359]

"开车“ specifically means "drive a car"

[Handrisuselo]

"I drive to go to the company/office" should also be accepted.

[EdgarDomng12]

I am not a native English speaker, is it incorrect to say: “I every day drive to the company”?.

[Gabriella990688]

It is. In English, the time is usually placed at the beginning or the end of a sentence, e.g., “Every day, I drive to the company” or “I drive to the company every day”.
Good question :)

[Omayra-123]

This English sentence is weird. A company isn't a physical place. You would drive to work or to an office, but companies are usually multinational entities that are actually ideas that exist in contracts and court room proceedings

[Terence364703]

I drive my car to work every day. It changed to a car. Now the Chinese doesn't say 我的车, but as far as I am aware here it is implied in this case so.it should be accepted.