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Timar Marika
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on / in the weekend
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Hello,
I am little confused: which is more correct: "What do you usually do in the weekend?" or� What do you usually do on the weekend?" Thanks in advance!� |
11 Apr 2010
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mena22
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I believe we say "at the weekend". I always do. However, Americans tend to use "on the weekend". |
11 Apr 2010
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Ahlam
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I ask my Sts:
" What do u usually do at the weekend?" |
11 Apr 2010
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adital
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I think it �s better to use the word during |
11 Apr 2010
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MJ_Misa
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It should be "at the weekend".
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11 Apr 2010
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mish.cz
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I do agree with Mena. I think that Australians use on the weekend as well
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11 Apr 2010
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Redbull
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The British way of saying this is AT THE WEEKEND ......... NOT ON NOT IN.
REDBULL GIVES YOU WINGS YOU KNOW  |
11 Apr 2010
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volga
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Mena is right. In America, we say "on the weekend" more often than "at the weekend".
However, "over the weekend" would be an absolute winner here. "During the weekend" is also possible.
Cheers,
V.
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11 Apr 2010
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