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"at the weekend" vs "at weekend"

Both "at the weekend" and "at weekend" are commonly used in British English to refer to the weekend. However, "at the weekend" is more widely accepted and used in both British and American English. It is the more formal and correct version of the two.

Last Updated: March 31, 2024

at the weekend

This phrase is correct and commonly used in both British and American English.

Use "at the weekend" to refer to a specific weekend, such as "I'm going hiking at the weekend."

Examples:

  • I usually go shopping at the weekend.
  • What are you doing at the weekend?
  • We're planning a trip at the weekend.
  • She likes to relax at the weekend.
  • I'll see you at the weekend.

Alternatives:

  • on the weekend
  • during the weekend
  • over the weekend
  • this weekend
  • next weekend

at weekend

This phrase is not considered correct in standard English. It is more commonly used in British English but is not widely accepted.

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