Through: How and When to Use in English

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Through

Main meanings of THROUGH:

• from one side to the other, by way of:

Walk through the garden. Walk in the garden, walk from one side of the garden to the other.

They went through a difficult period. They experienced a difficult period.

We've been through all of this before. We've experienced or spoken about all of this before.

• from one side to another:

Monday through Friday (US) from Monday to Friday

I went through your document. I read your document.

I'm through with it. I've finished with it. (US)

• Guaranteed communication:

I'll put you through to the manager. I'll connect you to the manager (on the telephone)

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