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Sarnga1157 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Preposition

Hello,
I hear the Americans say "on weekends" as in

"What do you do on weekends?"

Is the British version, "What do you do at weekends"?

In general, is weekends always preceded by "at" in British English?

Thanks,
Prasanna
  

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Actually "at weekends" is British english format, so British english is the standard. when you say sundy you can use "on sunday" but hen you use weekends you may use "at" here I give you a example; I don't usually work at the weekend . more exampes for at at night at 9 o'clock at the same time at home at sunset

— Rifanhab

  • Actually "at weekends" is British english format, so British english is the standard.
  • when you say sundy you can use "on sunday" but hen you use weekends you may use "at" here I give you a example; I don't usually work at the weekend .
  • more exampes for at at night at 9 o'clock at the same time at home at sunset
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Actually "at weekends" is British english format, so British english is the standard. when you say sundy you can use "on sunday" but hen you use weekends you may use "at"
here I give you a example;

I don't usually work at the weekend.

more exampes for at
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