During the winter break, I found the web site that tells me TV programs with channels (and hours).
Because I don't take a newspaper, I didn't know the names and the times of almost any TV programs before finding this site, but now, I can see lots of movies and figure skate shows and other programs from beginning to end!
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You have written:Because I don't take a newspaper, I had no idea for almost any TV programs and its hours before finding this site, but now, I can see lots of movies and figure skate shows and other programs from the first to the end!
(And I'm glad you found this web site by the way, so you can find great things to watch!)
"I had no idea for almost any TV programs and its hours" sounds odd. Maybe "I didn't know the names and times of almost any TV programs".
Also, the cliche or standard phrase is from beginning to end (but to say or write from first to end isn't exactly wrong).
My daughter likes figure skating--watching it, I mean; we don't have ice here much. She finds it very graceful.
I finally corrected all of the sentences you've mentioned.
I think, I should have done this more quickly.
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