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How do you say this in English (US)? what will you do “at” this weekend? or “on” this weekend?
How do you say this in English (US)? what will you do “at” this weekend? or “on” this weekend?
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No "at" or "on" needed.
"What will you do this weekend?"
お役に立ったなら幸いです。:)
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- English (US)
- French (France) Near fluent
No "at" or "on" needed.
"What will you do this weekend?"
お役に立ったなら幸いです。:)
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I agree with yukomat but another option is "What will you do on the weekend?"
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