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The phrase "almost the weekend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express anticipation or excitement as the weekend approaches, often in casual or informal contexts.
Example: "I can't wait for Friday; it's almost the weekend!"
Alternatives: "nearly the weekend" or "close to the weekend".
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It's almost the weekend and there's so much time-wasting to be had.
Are you excited that it is almost the weekend?".
On a Thursday, remind yourself that it is almost the weekend, and the moment this homework assignment is done you'll be one moment closer.
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