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Grammar and Linguistics > A Doubt!!
A Doubt!!
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sabrinita08
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A Doubt!!
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Hi everybody!!! I was discussing with my classmates about the use of a preposition. Here goes the example: We meet you on the weekend / at the weekend.
I live with an American girl and she said that ON the weekend is the correct option. My classmates said it is AT the weekend.
Maybe there is a difference between American and British English!
Can any of you clarify the idea? thanks in advance...
Sabri  |
22 Sep 2009
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Nebal
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Hi Sabrinita,
Well, both are correct. British English: at the weekend OR at weekends (in general) / US English: on the weekend OR on weekends (in general).
Hope it helps!!
Nebal |
22 Sep 2009
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