English Grammar Lessons : Prepositions - ( on, in, at ) in relation to time. | Free English Lessons

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Hi from Colombia!, thanks a lot for this helpful video, I just get a question. IN:? month, year or season; AT: specific period of time or specific hour; however, why should I say " I'm see you on Friday at six IN the evening" and not "I'm see you on Friday at six AT evening"? I know that the second sentence is wrong, but I don't know the rule or the exception. I will be grateful if someone can explain me it.

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American English: weekend (singular); weekends (plural): What are you doing on the weekend? (means this coming weekend) What do you do on weekends? (You are asking about more than one weekend.) What do you usually do on the weekend? (still singular and could mean any one? weekend) What do you usually do on the weekends?) (refer to more than one weekend) What are you doing this weekend? (singular--it refers to this coming weekend)

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