- Chinês Simples (China)
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Inglês (RU)
Please tell me which one is correct? at weekend, at weekends, on weekend, on weekends?
- Inglês (RU)
"At the weekend" if you are just talking about one weekend
or
"At the weekends" if you are talking about more than one
People do also use "on the weekend" or "on the weekends"
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- Inglês (RU)
"At the weekend" if you are just talking about one weekend
or
"At the weekends" if you are talking about more than one
People do also use "on the weekend" or "on the weekends"
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- Chinês Simples (China)
- Francês (França)
AT WEEKENDS
here is an example I have found in an article:
"Is the Commission still working on the harmonisation of time-slots for the circulation of heavy goods vehicles at weekends and on public holidays? "
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- Inglês (RU)
- Italiano Quase Fluente
The first one should have a “the” added in the middle, “ at the weekend”.
the second one should be used when talking about just weekends, “ at weekends we do volunteer work”. On weekend is incorrect so you need to add a “the” in the middle again, “on the weekend”. This would be used for past stories , for example “Then, on the weekend I went shopping.”
The last one is used for plural reference of present events, for example “ On weekends we go for a family reunion”.
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