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Discover LudwigThe phrase "on the weekends" is correct and can be used in written English.
It should be used when referring to the days Saturday and Sunday, instead of using the plural of "weekend". For example: "I like to go for a walk on the weekends".
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"On the weekends, no one's there.
And on the weekends.
Reservations recommended on the weekends.
I did it on the weekends.
On the weekends, he paints nature scenes.
Does anyone stick around on the weekends?
And he works on the weekends.
"That changes on the weekends," he said.
Played on the weekends.
(Women mostly show up on the weekends).
They have live music on the weekends.
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