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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Arrived in or at
What is the difference between arrived in or arrived at?
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Arrive usually takes the same preposition as was. It would actually be better to say that the preposition is determined by the place , not by arrive. Examples: We were at the station.
- Arrive usually takes the same preposition as was.
- It would actually be better to say that the preposition is determined by the place , not by arrive.
- Examples: We were at the station.
- We arrived at the station.
- I was at the airport.
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Arrive usually takes the same preposition as was. It would actually be better to say that the preposition is determined by the place, not by arrive. Examples:
We were at the station. We arrived at the station.
I was at the airport. I arrived at the airport.
They were at the bus stop. They arrived at the bus stop.
I was
We were at the station. We arrived at the station.
I was at the airport. I arrived at the airport.
They were at the bus stop. They arrived at the bus stop.
I was
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