this monday vs on this monday

Both 'this Monday' and 'on this Monday' are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'This Monday' is commonly used when referring to the upcoming Monday in a general sense, while 'on this Monday' is used when specifying a particular action or event that will occur on the upcoming Monday.

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this monday

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'this Monday' when referring to the upcoming Monday in a general sense, without specifying a particular action or event.

Examples:

I have a meeting this Monday.
Let's plan to meet this Monday.
This Monday is a holiday.

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This Monday, the plant will be conducting physical examinations of all employees.
We have to move before they find us, this Monday night.
Finally, this Monday, Turkey was found guilty by the European Court of Justice of burning a Kurdish village in the south-east, in 1992.
May I begin by congratulating the President-in-Office on securing a ground-breaking agreement on the EU code of conduct on arms exports this Monday.
This Monday, as the Foreign Ministers met, the Finnish Presidency successfully dealt with problems created by the failed implementation of the Ankara Protocol.
Following the recent information on the declaration by the North Korean Government on the possible production of nuclear weapons, the Committee on Budgets, at its meeting this Monday, authorised me to table an oral amendment in plenary.
Erm, half past ten, quarter to 11, this Monday.
At least 90 people have been killed since the first round of polling on 29 March and just this Monday residents were attacked and abducted from an IDP camp east of Harare.
This Monday, 9 June, marks the opening of the European Union Mediterranean University.
This Monday was different, wasn't it, because you didn't do that.
I appreciate that the request I put in for that to be added arrived too late in the rather chaotic circumstances of this Monday.
This Monday, for procedural reasons, you pushed this half hour to the end of Monday's sitting, to midnight and perhaps even later.
Thinking of the Roma strategy, the report by Mrs Lívia Járóka, which was adopted this Monday in the LIBE committee, has a good chance of being incorporated into the Commission's proposal, and be then submitted to the Council.
In Luxembourg this Monday, the ministers apparently devoted half an hour or so to this event, which one of them described as merely a hiccup.
You can start this Monday night at Sharkey's on Passyunk, South Philly, where me and the rest of my Eagle brothers will bewatching us crush theMidgets and take the Eastern Crown!
Lindsey will have his hands full this Monday as the trial nears its end.
Not on this Monday, on the following one.
I'm setting this matter for trial this Monday, February 2, 10am.
ECHO also arranged this Monday for a mission to be sent to make an initial assessment of the needs as regards cooperation with other donors and the local authorities.
Is this Monday good for you?

Alternatives:

next Monday
the upcoming Monday
Monday of this week

on this monday

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in English.

Use 'on this Monday' when specifying a particular action or event that will occur on the upcoming Monday.