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I arrived in Greece. I arrived at the Athens airport
- I arrived in Greece.
- I arrived at the Athens airport
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There is a fairly good rule of thumb: use the same preposition that you would use with was or were:
He was in Spain. He arrived in Spain.
He was in Cairo. He arrived in Cairo.
He was at the station. He arrived at the station.
He was at the bus stop. He arrived at the bus stop.
At is used with abstract nouns: He arr
He was in Spain. He arrived in Spain.
He was in Cairo. He arrived in Cairo.
He was at the station. He arrived at the station.
He was at the bus stop. He arrived at the bus stop.
At is used with abstract nouns: He arr
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Anonymous arrive AT SpainNope! It's in. Sorry. No game prize for you! But thanks for playing!
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