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Sarnga1157 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Preposition
I understand "at" is used with weekends in British English.
How do they something like,
"I plan to go there "on/at" one weekend next month" .
Is the sentence right? Should "one" be replaced by "a"?
Do the British say, "I plan to go there at a weekend next month" ?
Thanks,
Prasanna
How do they something like,
"I plan to go there "on/at" one weekend next month" .
Is the sentence right? Should "one" be replaced by "a"?
Do the British say, "I plan to go there at a weekend next month" ?
Thanks,
Prasanna
Top answer
e. e. an unspecified weekend next month)
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- an unspecified weekend next month)
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In BrE, the usual wording is:
"I plan to go (there) at the weekend." (i.e. next weekend)
but
"I plan to go (there) one weekend next month." (i.e. an unspecified weekend next month)
"I plan to go (there) at the weekend." (i.e. next weekend)
but
"I plan to go (there) one weekend next month." (i.e. an unspecified weekend next month)
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