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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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On saturday or on saturdays

Hi. Are these correct? Do they denote typical routines which someone does on Saturday/Saturdays?

A: What does he do on saturday/saturdays?

B: He runs on saturday/saturdays.

A: When does he go home on saturday/saturdays?

B: He goes home at 2 p.m. on saturday/saturdays.
  

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A: What does he do Saturday(s)/ on Saturday(s) ? B: He runs Saturday(s)/ on Saturday(s) . The second dialogue is as the first.

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  • A: What does he do Saturday(s)/ on Saturday(s) ?
  • B: He runs Saturday(s)/ on Saturday(s) .
  • The second dialogue is as the first.
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A: What does he do Saturday(s)/ on Saturday(s)?
B: He runs Saturday(s)/ on Saturday(s).

The second dialogue is as the first.
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