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Old 12-Feb-2004, 17:58
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Very interesting. Below is from the American Heritage Dictionary:

Next, coming directly after in time or sequence; immediately succeeding: next Monday; the next president. (you are right here.)

Two co-workers, both native speakers, said next weekend is next week's weekend.

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It can be very confusing because different people use the words differently. When it is important, one should always clarify.
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Sometimes, to avoid confusion, a person will say: "Not this weekend, but next weekend."

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Sometimes, to avoid confusion, a person will say: "Not this weekend, but next weekend."

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Yes! :)
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I can see it is confusing, and a further qualification is better. Thank to all. BMO
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I can see it is confusing, and a further qualification is better. Thank to all. BMO
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