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The preposition "on"



 
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The preposition "on" #1 (permalink) Wed Sep 13, 2006 0:29 am   The preposition "on"		  
Hi!

1.- "I am going swimming on the weekend"
2.- "I am going swimming on next weekend"

Can I drop the preposition "on" in
the first sentence?

I don?t know if the second one
needs the preposition "on".
Can you correct it,please?

Thanks a lot!

Jes?s.
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The preposition "on" #2 (permalink) Wed Sep 13, 2006 3:33 am   The preposition "on"		  
Sentence 1 must have a preposition. Sentence 2 can't have it.
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