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Is this sentence correct?=&gt; 'I’d like to get together with friends and have a drinks on weekends.'

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Is this sentence correct?
=> 'I’d like to get together with friends and have a drinks on weekends.'

Not quite. First of all, the indefinite article in front of "drinks" is wrong. (It's a plural noun, and no article would be used in this situation). Second, the "I'd like" implies that you think it is a good idea to get together with friends and have some drinks at some point. "On weekends" is not appropriate for "at some point". So the expected ending would be:

"I'd like to get together with friends and have drinks on the weekend" (or "this weekend", etc.).

If you're describing something you like to do in general (this is how you like to spend time), then you need to change the beginning of the sentence. In that case, you can write:

I like to get together with friends and have drinks on weekends.

Or (even better):

I like to get together with friends for drinks on weekends.

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