0Hello. I made two dialogues. Will you check them including alternatives?02br 02br 00No.1 At the restaurant02br 02br 00F: Thank you for taking me to the restaurant with a (fine) view.02br 00 What do you recommend?02br 02br 00M: I don't know first hand [directly], but I hear the oyster is pretty good here.02br 02br 00F: OK. I'll give it a shot. [I'll try it. / I'll make it a try. / I'll give it a try.]02br 02br 00No.2 On the phone02br 02br 00M: What are your office hours?02br 02br 00F: We're open (from) Monday through [to] Friday, nine to [through] six. 02br 00 We're closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and every other Wednesday.02br 02br 00M: I see. Thanks a millon.02br 02br 00I'd like to know the difference between "from...to" and "from...through". Thank you!02br 01h2
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0I would say, either to or through is fine. 02br 02br 00Also is it natural to say :02br 00We're open from Monday to Friday, nine to size excluding weekends and alternate Wednesdays02br 00I think this is a question to the native speakers0-
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0I would say, either to or through is fine. to is more common.02br 02br 00Maybe we can learn from each other.02br 02br 00I hear the oyster is good.02br 02br 00Can I say "the oysters instead"?02br 02br 00Also is it natural to say :02br 00We're open from Monday to Friday, nine to size excluding weekends and