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Snappy Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Came There
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English defines "Come": to move towards you or arrive at the place where you are.
I found this sentence in an English book published in Japan: The store had already closed when she came there.
My question is whether this sentence is acceptable. Should it be "The store had already closed when she got there."?
Top answer
You are right — . when she got there.
- You are right — .
- when she got there.
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