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Which one is correct?
1)I work here from Monday through Friday
2) I work here from Monday to Friday
Which one is correct?
1)I work here from Monday through Friday
2) I work here from Monday to Friday
1)I work here from Monday through Friday
2) I work here from Monday to Friday
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They're both correct. You could also remove "from", and they both would still be correct.
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