be some days here
I wonder if this makes sense in English

What to do at your next weekend

I ll be 19 days in the mountains

I advise you that you should go out ( answering a friend who asks for advice.

Thanks

Question

be some days here
I wonder if this makes sense in English

What to do at your next weekend

I ll be 19 days in the mountains

I advise you that you should go out ( answering a friend who asks for advice.

Thanks

Answer

What to do at your next weekend. CORRECT,
BUT IT COULD ALSO BE WRITTEN AS "What to do at THE next weekend.
[at the weekend is the British expression / on the weekend is the North American expression]

I ll be 19 days in the mountains. CORRECT,
BUT WE USUALLY SAY "I'll be in the mountains for 19 days."

I advise you that you should go out ( answering a friend who asks for advice.
I advise you TO go out [the verb advise is usually followed by the infinitive]
I recommend or suggest that you go out.

Answer

It is a question, verdad?

What to do at your next weekend?

Mejor to say " What to do ON your next weekend'.

Answer

Hi Emarbe, just to add to Richard's answer below, in the UK we would say either 'what to do at the weekend' or 'what to do next weekend.' Both of those are used a lot. We wouldn't say 'what to do at the next weekend' or 'what to do at your next weekend.'

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