![]() Lopen op blote voeten door het gras, in de zon, lieve mensen, stilte, eerbied en respect, mooie muziek, inspiratie, lekker stoeien en hartelijk lachen, dansen, tekenen en doen waar je zin in hebt, keuze: ik ga van deze retraite genieten! |
![]() On the weekend does not necessarily refer to any particular weekend, in the same way that this" weekend" would, although you can use On" weekends, I wash the car, or On" the weekend, I wash the car" for a more generalised. |
Container verschepen |
![]() It depends on where you are speaking or using English. We used to always go to the beach AT the weekend. We used to always go to the beach ON the weekend. Note: We do NOT say in the weekend. |
ardennen weekend weg |
![]() at the weekend, on the weekend or in the weekend? up vote 4 down vote favorite. which is the right grammatical saying from these, I" will do my work on the weekend, I" do my work in weekends" or I" will do my work at the weekend? |
lang weekend ardennen |
![]() The folk festival is always held on the last weekend in July. Note that American English speakers usually say on the weekend. In or on? We use in with morning, afternoon, evening and night, but we use on when we talk about a specific morning, afternoon, etc, or when we describe the part of the day. |
kroonluchter met kap |
![]() At" the end of the week" is indeed correct in American English, by the way, although I think the meaning would depend on context: it could mean Friday, the end of the work week, or it could mean the weekend. |
koeriersdienst weekend |
![]() Save your draft before refreshing this page. Submit any pending changes before refreshing this page. Hide this message. Ask New Question. Quora uses cookies to improve your experience. Which is correctin, the weekend" or on" the weekend? Still have a question? |
![]() I have an event this or these coming weekend. What is the correct way to say last" weekend" in German? What is the right answer: my husband and I watch a movie last weekend? What're' the differences between at the weekend and on the weekend? |
![]() The meaning of on the weekend is similar to the meaning of over the weekend, although it is not used quite as often. The two expressions are usually interchangeable and choosing one or the other is mostly a matter of personal preference. In all of the examples below with on the weekend, over the weekend would also be correct. |