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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Arrive / at there
Can I say,
(a) We went to the cinema. After a few minutes, we arrived there.
(b) At there, I saw many stalls outside the cinema.
(a) We went to the cinema. After a few minutes, we arrived there.
(b) At there, I saw many stalls outside the cinema.
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We went to the cinema. After a few minutes, we arrived ther e. - OK, but I would say it with the past progressive: We ere going to the cinema in my father's car.
- We went to the cinema.
- After a few minutes, we arrived ther e.
- - OK, but I would say it with the past progressive: We ere going to the cinema in my father's car.
- After a few minutes, we arrived there.
- At ther e, I saw many stalls outside the cinema.
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We went to the cinema. After a few minutes, we arrived there. - OK, but I would say it with the past progressive: We ere going to the cinema in my father's car. After a few minutes, we arrived there.
At there, I saw many stalls outside the cinema. No. "there" is never used after "at". At is a preposition and must be followed by a noun. "there" is an adverb.
At there, I saw many stalls outside the cinema. No. "there" is never used after "at". At is a preposition and must be followed by a noun. "there" is an adverb.
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