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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Weekend

Can someone tell me which of these 2 is correct?

It's weekend. or It's the weekend.

If they both are, what's the difference?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Weekends are countable. They need articles/determiners (unless they are it the plural). The first is not okay, and the second is okay.

— BarbaraPA

  • Weekends are countable.
  • They need articles/determiners (unless they are it the plural).
  • The first is not okay, and the second is okay.
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Weekends are countable. They need articles/determiners (unless they are it the plural).
The first is not okay, and the second is okay.
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Seasons are countable too. Would you say 'It's the summer' instead of 'It's summer'?
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