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Originally Posted by Casiopea  Me thinks that in terms of dates ..."at" refers to a general point in time, such as "Christmas", "Easter", etc.
Example: See you at Easter. (general point in time)
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Example: See you on Easter Day. (specific day) |
Me thinks so too.
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Originally Posted by Tdol On Christmas day
At Christmas = the general period  |
Yep.
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Originally Posted by cner01 depends, if you meant Easter day then it should be "on" . If you meant Easter season, it should be "in" |
Yep, and nope. If you meant Easter Day, you would say Easter Day and not just Easter. Same with Christmas.
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Originally Posted by teia_petrescu I saw her on Easter.- I saw her on Easter Day. |
Nope. See above.
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Originally Posted by Tdol Use 'at'. |
Yep.