Pructus Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Monday through Thursday
Hello....
The underlined part means, "from Monday till Thursday"?
Rain will return to southeastern Louisiana Monday through Thursday.
The underlined part means, "from Monday till Thursday"?
Rain will return to southeastern Louisiana Monday through Thursday.
Top answer
Yes.
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pructusHello....The underlined part means, "from Monday till Thursday"?Rain will return to southeastern Louisiana Monday through Thursday.I don't know if everyone is the same, but I always feel that "through" more explicitly or definitely includes the end date (although "through" in this sense is primarily AmE, and we don't actually use it much in the UK).
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GPYI don't know if everyone is the same, but I always feel that "through" more explicitly or definitely includes the end date (although "through" in this sense is primarily AmE, and we don't actually use it much in the UK).I was taught that the BrE version is Monday to Thursday (inclusive).
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GPYI don't know if everyone is the same, but I always feel that "through" more explicitly or definitely includes the end date (although "through" in this sense is primarily AmE, and we don't actually use it much in the UK).I never thought there was a difference to begin with and I agree with you. (Native AmE speaker)
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