Which prep. works best in such passage?

"I can't accept that people at/from/on this age already do these sort of things.."

Plus, I have a couple more question in here. Are the following grammatically correct?

"I haven't talked to her during/within this weekend." (such weekend has yet not finished)

" I haven't spoked to her by the past three days."

"it may be difficult to you but not for me."

Question

Which prep. works best in such passage?

"I can't accept that people at/from/on this age already do these sort of things.."

Plus, I have a couple more question in here. Are the following grammatically correct?

"I haven't talked to her during/within this weekend." (such weekend has yet not finished)

" I haven't spoked to her by the past three days."

"it may be difficult to you but not for me."

Answer

'I can't accept that people AT this age already do these sortS of things..' 

'I haven't talked to her THIS weekend.' 
'I haven't SPOKEN to her IN / FOR / DURING the past three days.' 
'It may be difficult FOR you but not for me.'

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