Prepositions of time 2

[Tdol]

What's the difference? ;-)

 

[RonBee]

The difference, apparently, is based on whether you are American or British.

 

[Tdol]

American English - ON
British English- AT, although 'on' is starting to be used here. ;-)

 

[Firelord]

so....
that means tdol is in England right now?

 

[Tdol]

Right now. ;-)

 

[MikeNewYork]

Right now. ;-)

 

[cner01]

i live in US so it's definitely true that people here would say "on" the weekend"
"at" a location as in "at school" "at church"

 

[rimad1992]

on

 

[roj48]

We share a different language:roll:

 

[GingerJoe]

i am an english man....
i always use 'at'!

 

[5jj]

i am an english man....
i always use 'at'!

If you are, as you say you are, a teacher of English, then you should know how to write correctly:

I'm an Englishman. I always use 'at'.

 

[Golea]

not message . I am exploring different parts on your website. then I can use the forum. Thanks

 

[batuaninfo]

I use: at

 

[okyylmz]

i use "at"

 

[bebe heart]

I choose "Either" because in AME it's "on" and in BrE "At"

 

[SandyHui]

So teachers, what is the answer?