From 12th January, please use only the new ticket office.

[ayed]

Hello, folks

A sign is written on a zoo ticket office.It read

"From 12 th January, please use only the new ticket office"
Choose the correct sentence

A-The new ticket office is now open on from 12th January( I'm for, though confused)
B-This ticket office will be closed on January.
C-This ticket office is opened only for one day on 12th January.

Thanks in advance

 

[Franco-filly]

Is this a question from a test, Ayed, or are these suggestions your attempt to decipher the meaning?

 

[Myridon]

You haven't told us if the sign is posted on the old ticket office or the new ticket office (it makes a big difference to B and C).
From 12th January = Starting 12th January and continuing into the future.

 

[Uncle Jack]

Where is this from?
All of the answers contain mistakes (conceivably C is not a mistake, but it is poorly worded).

 

[ayed]

Yes, this is from a test and I am inclined to the answer A

You haven't told us if the sign is posted on the old ticket office or the new ticket office (it makes a big difference to B and C).
From 12th January = Starting 12th January and continuing into the future.

It is written on ( a ) zoo ticket office. New or old I don't know

 

[Franco-filly]

Yes, this is from a test and I am inclined to the answer A

That would be the nearest interpretation but the whole thing - question and answers -is very poorly written.

 

[Myridon]

It is written on ( a ) zoo ticket office. New or old I don't know

A) could be posted on either office, but having both "now" and "from 12th January" isn't good.
B) changed to "This ticket office will be closed from January 12th." is correct if the sign is on the old office, but nonsense on the new office.
C) seems to apply to the case where the sign is on the new office though it is wrong.