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Difference between 'On Saturday' and 'On Saturdays'? Thank you!!
20 dec. 2015 07:13
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'On Saturday' refers to the nearest future Saturday only. 'On Saturdays' refers to each Saturday, either past present or future. So for example, "I teach on Saturdays" means I teach every Saturday. If on Wednesday I say to you, 'I'll see you for lunch on Saturday" I mean the upcoming Saturday only.
20 december 2015
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On Saturday - most probably the upcoming week (or a Saturday that has been mentioned previously in the conversation). On Saturdays - every Saturday
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Heidi
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels
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Engels
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