From … to …: から and まで

から marks the starting point; まで marks the endpoint. Both come after the point they mark: 朝あさ から 夜よる まで means “from morning until night.” English puts “from” and “until” before their phrases.

The same pattern works for time and place: 月曜日げつようび から 金曜日きんようび まで means “from Monday to Friday,” and 家いえ から 駅えき まで means “from home to the station.” This use of から means “from,” not the reason-marking “because” you learned earlier.

You can use either particle on its own. 何時なんじ から です か asks “What time does it start?” 駅えき まで 歩あるきます means “I walk as far as the station.”