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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
To Friday or through Friday?
The store will be open from Monday through Friday.
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to Friday?
I think "to Friday" is correct accoding to my dictionary (through is only for places). What do you think?
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to Friday?
I think "to Friday" is correct accoding to my dictionary (through is only for places). What do you think?
Top answer
to Friday is correct
- to Friday is correct
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Hi Anon
The word "through" is fine, though I'd say you don't actually need to use the word "from" with it.
I'd say you need to find a better dictionary. The word "through" often refers to time. Look here:
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=82796&dict=CALD
The word "through" is fine, though I'd say you don't actually need to use the word "from" with it.
I'd say you need to find a better dictionary. The word "through" often refers to time. Look here:
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=82796&dict=CALD
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AnonymousThe store will be open from Monday through Friday.The store will be open from Monday through Friday. (AmE)
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to Friday?
I think "to Friday" is correct accoding to my dictionary (through is only for places). What do you think?
The store will be open from Monday to Friday inclusive. (BrE)
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