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I have one question about grammar. Which is correct a sentence "at saturday night" or "on saturday night"? I'd like to hear why it is correct?

Hi there, Roony! \"Practice makes perfect.\" Thank you so much for your homework today! I appreciate your effort in doing your homework. Keep up the good start! I placed corrections and the explanation for each mistakes. Kindly review them for your improvement. By constant pratice and perseverance, I know you\'ll be at par with native English speakers. We can do it! We are almost there! Catch you later :) ~T. Leny^^ Here are my corrections for you: I have one question about grammar. >> Correct >> OR I have a question about grammar.Which is correct a sentence \"at saturday night\" or \"on saturday night\"?>> Which sentence is correct? \"at Saturday night\" or \"on Sturday night\"? (The correct answer is \"on Saturday night\"- because the preposition on is pertaining to date or days just like on December, on New Year\'s Eve etc... However we also use the preposition on for precise time just like at 3:00 in the afternoon, at noon, at bedtime etc.  FOR MORE INFO VISIT THIS WEBSITE http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/prepositions-at-in-on-time.htm)I\'d like to hear why it is correct? >> I\'d like to hear why is it correct? (Hope it\'ll help. Thank you for asking!^^) >>OR I\'d like to know the correct answer.