Weekend

[Daniel Rapela]

Is there a rule here?

"At (the) weekend" is used in Great Britain
"On the weekend" is used in the US.

[mahnazattarha]

Hello every body
I think on is right.

[daniel05]

Hello!

I make it a point i spend my weekend with my family and friends. I enjoy with them by watching movies and by playing cricket.

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[earm15]

Most of the people use "on" but "at" is also correct, the difference is that: On is more used in the US and At is more used in the UK. In a sentence I will say "On the weekend".

The preposition on is usually used for:

- Saying that something is "on" a surface.

ex: I left my sunglasses ON the table.

- Saying the days of the week.

ex: I'll have a History test ON Monday.

- etc..

"At" is also a preposition, but it is used for:

- Telling the time

ex: I'll see you at 6.30.

- Pointing a place

ex: We'll meet at the Café later.

- etc..

Hope this helps! ..

[hero_hont]

Is there a rule here?

hih,
we usually use:
- here:
- there:
- downstairs:
- uptairs:
- inside:
- outside:
- downtown:
- in:
- on:
- under:
- behind:
- in front of:
- next to :
hih ex:
I went into the room
I was sitting in the room at that time.

[hvnbbz]

I think:
At the weekend
On weekends.

[ackeiyword]

It seems that at the weekend is more common.