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Kins_10 Posted 18 years ago
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at or during

0I heard people say 'At the wedding, ...' and other say 'During the wedding,...' So, is there any difference between these two prepositions?0-
  

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0In combination with 'the wedding', the preposition 'at' basically refers to location (where), and the word 'during' refers to time (when).0-
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00'I usually go shopping during the weekend' is commonly used by Singaporeans. However, the dictionaries I referred to state 'at the weekend' is BrE and 'on the weekend' is AmE.02br
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00Is 'during the weekend' correct?0-
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01font00'I usually go shopping during the weekend' is commonly used by Singaporeans. However, the dictionaries I referred to state 'at the weekend' is BrE and 'on the weekend' is AmE.02font02br
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01font00Is 'during the weekend' correct?02font00 Yes, but with this
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0Many thanks, Clive.0-
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