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somewhere in weekend vs somewhere weekend

Both phrases are not correct in English. The correct phrase should be 'somewhere in the weekend.' The preposition 'in' is necessary to indicate a specific time period within the weekend.

Last updated: March 30, 2024

somewhere in weekend

This phrase is not correct in English. The preposition 'in' is needed to indicate a specific time period within the weekend.

The correct phrase is 'somewhere in the weekend' when referring to a specific time period within the weekend.
  • I mean, I remember coming up for a weekend somewhere in there.
  • It's the weekend somewhere, and I need an answer.
  • She could have gone away for a spa weekend somewhere, for all we know.
  • Want to go somewhere for the weekend?
  • Can't we go somewhere over the weekend?
  • I'll call you tomorrow, and we'll plan a weekend somewhere, OK?
  • We don't have to do this, we can go somewhere else, this weekend or another weekend.
  • Somewhere in Japan exists the 444th portal.
  • She's just somewhere in between.
  • Probably living on a boat somewhere in Asia.
  • They came back somewhere in Delaware.
  • They're vacationing somewhere in Europe.
  • Somewhere in his subconscious is the key.
  • Moaning or praying somewhere in here.
  • A canal, somewhere in France.
  • Ten supernova per second explode somewhere in our universe.
  • Presumably, modern humans emerged somewhere in Africa.
  • Adalind Schade is somewhere in this city.
  • That puts it somewhere in these northern hills.
  • Maybe somewhere in those upper stands.

Alternatives:

  • somewhere in the weekend

somewhere weekend

This phrase is not correct in English. It lacks the necessary preposition 'in' to indicate a specific time period within the weekend.

The correct phrase is 'somewhere in the weekend' when referring to a specific time period within the weekend.
  • It's the weekend somewhere, and I need an answer.
  • She could have gone away for a spa weekend somewhere, for all we know.
  • I mean, I remember coming up for a weekend somewhere in there.
  • Want to go somewhere for the weekend?
  • Can't we go somewhere over the weekend?
  • I'll call you tomorrow, and we'll plan a weekend somewhere, OK?
  • We don't have to do this, we can go somewhere else, this weekend or another weekend.
  • Going somewhere this weekend?
  • Go somewhere for a weekend.
  • A weekend away somewhere.
  • Maybe I should find somewhere else to stay this weekend.
  • It's Kate's birthday, so she's taking her somewhere posh for a mucky weekend.
  • Maybe Malibu's just for weekends, and he lives somewhere else.
  • I'd kill to be somewhere else than here for the weekend.
  • A witness has just come forward to testify that he was with you Somewhere else on the 23rd and 24th of April-the whole weekend.
  • Maybe somewhere like the Wheatleigh in the Berkshires, because I called and they have a cancellation for next weekend so I took it.
  • It's her birthday this coming weekend, so I'm going to take her... somewhere nice, it's a little hotel I've found, and I've booked it, and I'm going to... to try and talk her out of it.

Alternatives:

  • somewhere in the weekend

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