During or on Weekends?
Senior Member. "On Weekends" Is Correct in Ame. "At Weekends" Is the Traditional Way in Bre (A Lot of Young Bre Speakers Are Now Using "On"). "During Weekends"...
Senior Member. "On weekends" is correct in AmE. "At weekends" is the traditional way in BrE (a lot of young BrE speakers are now using "on"). "During weekends" doesn't sound either AmE or BrE to me.
Which is correct at the weekend or on the weekend?
At the weekend is a British English expression, which is used the same way as on the weekend in American English. Speakers of American English may understand this expression, but they do not use it.
Is during the weekend correct?
"During the weekend" is grammatically correct and has the same meaning, but it doesn't sound as natural to me. Perhaps in certain contexts "during" could sound better.