Help: differences of during the weekend, at the weekend, over the weekend, one the weekend
I am confused with these complex prepositions.
Could anyone help explain by giving some examples?
thxtypo, should be on the weekend

Question

Help: differences of during the weekend, at the weekend, over the weekend, one the weekend
I am confused with these complex prepositions.
Could anyone help explain by giving some examples?
thxtypo, should be on the weekend

Answer

'At the weekend' and 'on the weekend' have the same meaning. 'At' is used more in British English, 'on' in American English.

'During the weekend' and 'over the weekend' usually have the same meaning, but it is slightly different from 'on/at the weekend'. These expressions mean 'at some unspecified point in the course of the weekend'.

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