joham
Key Member
- Joined
- Oct 30, 2007
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Chinese
- Home Country
- China
- Current Location
- China
LONGMAN CONTEMPERRARY ENGLISH DICTIONARY (third edition) interprets 'Wednesday through Friday' as 'from Wednesday until Friday'. If so, then:
'I'll stay here Wednesday through Friday' would mean 'I'll stay here from Wednesday until Friday'.
But my understanding is: If 'I'll stay here Wednesday through Friday' , then 'I'll leave on Saturday'. and
if 'I'll stay here from Wednesday until Friday', then 'I'll leave on Friday'.
I don't think 'Wednesday through Friday' equals 'from Wednesday until Friday'. Am I right?
Could I ask native English teachers to help me with my question?
Thank you very much.
'I'll stay here Wednesday through Friday' would mean 'I'll stay here from Wednesday until Friday'.
But my understanding is: If 'I'll stay here Wednesday through Friday' , then 'I'll leave on Saturday'. and
if 'I'll stay here from Wednesday until Friday', then 'I'll leave on Friday'.
I don't think 'Wednesday through Friday' equals 'from Wednesday until Friday'. Am I right?
Could I ask native English teachers to help me with my question?
Thank you very much.