from Monday to Friday

Meaning

This phrase describes a time span covering the standard five-day workweek. It is used in professional settings to specify business hours, working schedules, or the duration of weekly events. It is a key phrase for setting clear expectations regarding availability.

Examples

• Our support team is available from Monday to Friday.

  Our support team is available from Monday to Friday.

• I work at the main office from Monday to Friday.

  I work at the main office from Monday to Friday.

• The training course runs from Monday to Friday next week.

  The training course runs from Monday to Friday next week.

• We process all bank transfers from Monday to Friday.

  We process all bank transfers from Monday to Friday.

• The office is open from Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.

  The office is open from Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.

Common Mistakes

• ✗ I work from Monday until Friday.

  ✓ I work from Monday to Friday.

  While 'until' is sometimes understood, the standard, most natural correlative pair for a weekly range is 'from... to...'.

• ✗ The office is open from Monday at Friday.

  ✓ The office is open from Monday to Friday.

  Always use the preposition 'to' to connect the start day and end day of a range introduced by 'from'.

Related Expressions

Practice

• Our customer service hotline operates ___.

  💡 The standard five-day workweek range.

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  from Monday to Friday

• She works part-time, but he works ___.

  💡 The full business week.

  Show answer

  from Monday to Friday