Every and each

[Alandro255]

Hi all,

a/ "every two weekends" and "each two weekends" have the same meaning?
b/" at every two weekends" and "at each two weekends" have the same meaning?
c/"at every two weekends" and "every two weekends" have the same meaning?
d/" at each two weekends" and "each two weekends" have the same meaning?
e/"at each two-weekend afternoon" and "at every two-weekend afternoon" have the same meaning?
f/"each two-weekend afternoon" and "every two-weekend afternoon" have the same meaning?

Alandro

[Conchita]

The correct phrase is:

Every two weekends.

To specify the time of the day, you can add: In the afternoon, for example. Yet, it would still be confusing. Is it only Saturdays/Sundays or both days?

[Alandro255]

So, at each two weekend afternoon is wrong?
If not, the difference btw at each two weekend afternoon and each two weekend afternoon is......

Alandro

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