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Moon7296 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

all weekend/ over the weekend

I came down with a cold on Saturday and feel sick all weekend.

1. Are "all weekend,"all the weekend," and "over the weekend " the same in some context like the above?
  

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Yes. Although 'over the weekend' suggests a bit that you may have felt sick during part of the weekend but not all of it Clive

— Clive

  • Yes.
  • Although 'over the weekend' suggests a bit that you may have felt sick during part of the weekend but not all of it Clive
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Yes. Although 'over the weekend' suggests a bit that you may have felt sick during part of the weekend but not all of it

Clive
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All weekend was unfamiliar to me because it is used itself and not with a preposition like "over" the weekend.

The first two are just fixed adverbs and "over the weekend " is an adverbial phrase?
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Hi,

All weekend was unfamiliar to me because it is used itself and not with a preposition like "over" the weekend.

The first two are just fixed adverbs
I'd hesitate to say that. We commonly say eg all day. all month, all year, all week, all term..


and "over the weekend " is an adverbial phrase? Y
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