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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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why do people use the sentence at the weekend instead then on the weekend?
which one is correct?
when can the sentence be use?
which one is correct?
when can the sentence be use?
Top answer
Both phrases are fine. They are not sentences. 'At' is more common in BrE.
- Both phrases are fine.
- They are not sentences.
- 'At' is more common in BrE.
- Use them when you wish to refer to an event or situation happening or existing during that part of the week.
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Both phrases are fine. They are not sentences. 'At' is more common in BrE. Use them when you wish to refer to an event or situation happening or existing during that part of the week.
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Hi,
Generally speaking, both versions are OK.
Perhaps 'at' is a bit less casual.
Clive
Generally speaking, both versions are OK.
Perhaps 'at' is a bit less casual.
Clive
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As an American, I have to say that only 'on the weekend' seems correct to me. My understanding is that 'at the weekend' is quite often used in other countries, however.
CJ
CJ
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