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payday is on vs payday is at

Both phrases are not correct. The preposition 'on' should be used with 'payday' to indicate the specific day when payment is received. 'Payday is on' is the correct construction.

Last updated: March 26, 2024 • 970 views

payday is on

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the specific day when payment is received.

Use 'payday is on' followed by the specific day of the week or date to indicate when payment is received.

Examples:

  • Payday is on Friday.
  • My payday is on the 15th of every month.
  • But your first real payday is next Friday.
  • It says there that payday is tomorrow.
  • Says there that payday is tomorrow.
  • It says there that payday is tomorrow.
  • I want it on record that I predicted that getting led around by the prospect of a payday is bad business.
  • And then payday is coming up and for a few days...
  • And that payday is two years from now!
  • And that payday is two years from now!
  • Our payday is flying away, and you're concerned Marsden isn't killing us quick enough?
  • And how much of that payday Is Scofield and his crew earning?
  • This could be a serious payday.
  • - Payday, boys, payday.
  • But jury verdict for a grieving widow - instant payday.
  • Unless they both knew another payday'd come...
  • Big job, nice payday, actually.
  • This TV show was their first big shot at a lucrative payday.
  • You girls been working harder than my liver on payday.
  • And then we'd have an even bigger payday.
  • It's the first major payday for a Jewish kid.
  • My first payday may be my last.

payday is at

This phrase is not correct in English. The preposition 'at' is not used to indicate the specific day when payment is received.

  • But your first real payday is next Friday.
  • It says there that payday is tomorrow.
  • Says there that payday is tomorrow.
  • It says there that payday is tomorrow.
  • I want it on record that I predicted that getting led around by the prospect of a payday is bad business.
  • And then payday is coming up and for a few days...
  • And that payday is two years from now!
  • And that payday is two years from now!
  • Our payday is flying away, and you're concerned Marsden isn't killing us quick enough?
  • And how much of that payday Is Scofield and his crew earning?
  • This could be a serious payday.
  • - Payday, boys, payday.
  • But jury verdict for a grieving widow - instant payday.
  • Unless they both knew another payday'd come...
  • Big job, nice payday, actually.
  • This TV show was their first big shot at a lucrative payday.
  • You girls been working harder than my liver on payday.
  • And then we'd have an even bigger payday.
  • It's the first major payday for a Jewish kid.
  • My first payday may be my last.

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