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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
arrive
Is it "sample will arrive at New York" or "sample will arrive New York"?
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I think it's : Sample will arrive AT New York ! because (to arrive) always needs a preposition like (arrives in/ arrives at)
- I think it's : Sample will arrive AT New York !
- because (to arrive) always needs a preposition like (arrives in/ arrives at)
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I think it's : Sample will arrive AT New York !
because (to arrive) always needs a preposition like (arrives in/ arrives at)
because (to arrive) always needs a preposition like (arrives in/ arrives at)
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For a large area (like New York City) use "in":
"The sample will arrive in New York tomorrow."
"Our flight will land in New York in twenty minutes."
For a specific location, use "at":
"The sample will arrive at the New York main post office tomorrow."
"Our flight will and at New York's LaGuardia Airport in twenty minutes."
"The sample will arrive in New York tomorrow."
"Our flight will land in New York in twenty minutes."
For a specific location, use "at":
"The sample will arrive at the New York main post office tomorrow."
"Our flight will and at New York's LaGuardia Airport in twenty minutes."
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