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Unimous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

On weekend OR at weekend?

Which expression is better, and which is right, and why?

A. Sorry to disturb you at weekend.
B. Sorry to disturb you on weekend.

C. Sorry to disturb you at weekends.
D. Sorry to disturb you on weekends.

E. Sorry to disturb you at the weekend.
F. Sorry to disturb you on the weekend.

G. Sorry to disturb you at the weekends.
H. Sorry to disturb you on the weekends.
  

Top answer

F. Weekends are usually referred to with an article. Also, usually days are referred to with "on"; time with "at".

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  • F.
  • Weekends are usually referred to with an article.
  • Also, usually days are referred to with "on"; time with "at".
  • However, if A calls B every weekend, s/he might later apologize for it using H.
  • It would be uncommon but technically accurate.
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F. Weekends are usually referred to with an article. Also, usually days are referred to with "on"; time with "at".

However, if A calls B every weekend, s/he might later apologize for it using H. It would be uncommon but technically accurate.
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E. Sorry to disturb you at the weekend.

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