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Originally Posted by naomimalan  "at the weekend" / "at weekends" is British English
"on the weekend" / "on weekends" is American English
You don't put "the" if you're talking about weekends in general e.g "I love my job so much that at /on the weekends I feel a bit depressed." 
cf "Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English", Third Edition. |
I mean
'a' or
'the' before the "difference" in my question :)
Could you please explain to me
a/the difference between "
at weekends" and "
on weekends"?