"at the weekend" vs "over the weekend"

[Denniss]

Test No. incompl/elem-27 "Sailing", question 1

......... me what did you do at the weekend?

(a) Say
(b) Speak
(c) Announce
(d) Tell

Test No. incompl/elem-27 "Sailing", answer 1

Tell me what did you do at the weekend?

Correct answer: (d) Tell
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Is this another term used by UK English vs. American English, "at the weekend"? and not "over the weekend"?

Denniss

[Alan]

Over the weekend/at the weekend/during the weekend are all in common use.
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[Yankee]

"On the weekend" is also in common use.

I agree with MrP that a comma is needed after the word "me".
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