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    Thank you guys for your input.  If we talk about habitual action, we can use 'at the weekend' or 'during the weekend', or 'on weekends'

    How about if I talk about a specific weekend?  

    The following sentences all sounds alright to me. Am I correct?

    He went fishing at last weekend. 

    He went fishing during last weekend. 

    He went fishing last weekend. 

    He will go fishing at this weekend.

    He will go fishing during this weekend.

    He will go fishing this weekend. 


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    April 21, 2018
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    Weekend vs. weekends and the corresponding prepositions

    I happened to bump into this question. Which preposition should I use in front of the words 'weekend' and 'weekends'?

    Here are some sentences I can think of right now. But I am not totally sure that I use the right preposition. 

    He usually goes fishing at the weekend.

    Or 

     He usually goes fishing in/during the weekend.

    Or 

    He usually goes fishing on weekends.

    Are they all correct? 

    Is there any other usage that worth notice? 

    Thank you for your time reading my post and adding your input also. 


     


    April 21, 2018
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    这个例子里，“弄” 也可以换做“ 搞” 弄脏= 搞脏 弄丢= 搞丢 这里，“弄” 和“搞" 都有 fiddle with, play or manipulate 的意思。 弄脏： fiddle with something (carelessly or casually), so the result is that something is getting dirty. 弄丢： fiddle or play with something, and the result is that something got lost Hope this will help.
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    June 4, 2017
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    I can understand what you said. But there are some grammar mistakes. My suggestion is that: Because dogs are very cute. They become excited whenever they see their owner. This makes the people think the dog is the one who loves you unconditionally. Hope this will help.
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    May 25, 2017
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    两 and 二 are two different ways to say 'two' 两 is used when the quantity of the items are concerned. For example, 两个人 ， 两杯水。 第 can be used to turn the cardinal number into the ordinal number. For example, 一 means one, 第一 means 'the first' 二 means two, 第二 means 'the second' So, 第二 is correct but 第两 is not.
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    May 25, 2017
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    I think we need a little bit more context to give your more helpful answers. But here, if you just want to say the light of the street lamp, 路灯光 is enough. :)
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    April 10, 2017
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    Difference between 'clothing' and 'clothes' ? Could anyone tell me the difference between 'clothing' and 'clothes'? How to describe a single piece of clothes? Can I say' I like this clothes, but it is too expensive '? Thanks a million.
    March 21, 2017
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    I think punch line is the part of the joke which makes everybody laugh. It can also be a word from HipHop. It defines the last line of a rhyme, the one that brings the climactic phenomena. If the singer brings good punch lines the crowd will scream.
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    January 14, 2017
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    When we want to emphasize different degree of verb in Mandarin, just like in English, we use different adverb or pick different verbs or phrases. I like her. 我喜欢她。 I really like her. 我真的喜欢她。 I really really like her. 我真的真的喜欢她。 I suggest you to do.... 我建议你…… I strongly suggest you to do.... 我强烈建议你 …… Etc...
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    January 7, 2017
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    How do you describe this type of person? How do you describe this type of person who is extremely careful not getting themselves dirty. They worry about disease, viruses, germs all the time.
    December 30, 2016
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