[Grammar] This Monday or on Monday

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Are the following sentences grammatical, if yes what is the difference between them?

1-I will buy the car this Monday.

2-I will buy the car on this Monday.

3-I will buy the car on Monday.
 
Are the following sentences grammatical? If yes, what is the difference between them?

1. I will buy the car this Monday. :tick:

2. I will buy the car on this Monday. :cross:

3. I will buy the car on Monday. :tick:
Without context, one and three mean the same thing. If context establishes a future time frame, number three means "I'll buy the car on the Monday that will fall during the period I'm talking about".
 
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