雅思詞匯小課堂|AT or ON the weekend? 在周末是用“at”還是“on”呢?

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AT or ON the weekend?

在周末是用at”還是on”呢?

 

weekend更多解釋和例句

 

The weekend is Saturday and Sunday 

星期六+星期日=周末

 

Weekend is written as ONE word.

Weekend在書寫時寫作一個單詞。

 

You do NOT write it as two words (week end – incorrect)

不要寫成分開的兩個單詞

 

or with a dash/hyphen (week-end – incorrect)

也不要加連字符

 

Complete this sentence….

補(bǔ)全下面的句子

 

I play football ___ the weekend.

 

Do we say AT the weekend or ON the weekend?

我們是用at”還是on”周末呢?

 

What is the difference?

他們之間有什么區(qū)別?

 

AT the weekend is used in British English

AT常用在英式英語中

ON the weekend is used in American English

ON常用在美式英語中

 

Both prepositions can be used in this sentence. It depends on where you are speaking or using English.

這兩個介詞都可以使用。取決于你說英語時在哪。

 

I play football AT the weekend. – British English

I play football ON the weekend. – American English

 

Note: We do NOT say in the weekend.

我們不說in the weekend

 

More example sentences: (Think about when the sentence would be used… in British or American English)

更多例句:(一邊聽錄音一邊想這是英式用法還是美式)

 

I think Ill visit my parents at the weekend.

我想我周末會去看望我的父母

 

What do you usually do on the weekend?

你通常在周末做什么?

 

I read an entire book on the weekend.

我在周末讀了一整本書。

 

Im going to set aside an hour at the weekend to clean the bathroom.

我會在周末騰出一個小時來打掃浴室。

 

Every weekend

 

We do not use prepositions before it

我們不在every weekend前使用介詞

 

I play football every weekend.

我每周末都踢足球。

 

This is correct. We do Not say on/at every weekend. That is not correct.

上面這句話是正確的的。我們不說on/at every weekend。

 

And there is no -s at the end of weekend. We dont say every weekends, no,we say every weekend in a singular form.

并且weekend尾部沒有s。我們不說every weekends。我們說every weekend 用它的單數(shù)形式。

 

That because after every we have a singular noun.

因?yàn)閑very后跟單數(shù)名詞。

 

And notice how we dont say all the weekends as in some other languages, in English we say every weekend.

注意一下我們并不像其他語言那樣說all the weekends,在英語中我們只說every weekend。