My English Matters

139. How to Use ‘Weekend’ Prepositions Correctly in English


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Is it 'at the weekend', 'on the weekend', 'over the weekend', or 'during the weekend'?


In this episode of the "My English Matters" podcast, Aida explains the correct use of prepositions when talking about the weekend in both British and American English, breaking down how each is used in singular and plural forms.


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