Prepositions of Time ✨ During | By | In | At | On | Ahead of ✨ Advanced Grammar

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[@gianfrancodiotallevi4290]

I think it's also correct to say at the weekend. Isn't it?

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During the next year or in the next year, have the same meaning.

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Good question. There's a slight difference. 'During' implies that something will happen throughout the next year while 'in' implies at some point in time.

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