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Rotter Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

On

1. He is coming on Saturday. [ Il vient samedi.]
2.He comes on Saturdays. [ Il vient le samedi.]

3. He comes (on) every Saturday. [ Il vient tous les samedis.]

Do I need the preposition 'on' in the third sentence? I am not sure.
  

Top answer

No, you don't need "on" in the 3rd sentence.

— Annvan

  • No, you don't need "on" in the 3rd sentence.
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No, you don't need "on" in the 3rd sentence.
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Thanks Annvan
Do you know why?
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RotterThanks Annvan
Do you know why?
Let me answer on behalf on Annvan

You cannot say He comes on every Saturday.

You also cannot say He comes to my house on every day.

Similarly, You cannot say She goes to school on every day.

So the reason is the word 'every' is used in the sentence. If
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