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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
get to the subway station
1. about get to and arrive at
He got to the subway station
He arrived at the subway station
-> Do the above two sentences mean the same?
(Please explain the difference in detail if not)
2. about arrive at and arrive in
He arrived at the subway station
He arrived in the subway station
-> Do the above two sentences mean the same?
(Please explain the difference in detail if not)
Are the above two sentences correct?
He got to the subway station
He arrived at the subway station
-> Do the above two sentences mean the same?
(Please explain the difference in detail if not)
2. about arrive at and arrive in
He arrived at the subway station
He arrived in the subway station
-> Do the above two sentences mean the same?
(Please explain the difference in detail if not)
Are the above two sentences correct?
Top answer
#1 Yes #2 arrived at maybe he was standing outside it, maybe inside it arrived in he was standing inside it
- #1 Yes #2 arrived at maybe he was standing outside it, maybe inside it arrived in he was standing inside it
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#1 Yes
#2
arrived at maybe he was standing outside it, maybe inside it
arrived in he was standing inside it
#2
arrived at maybe he was standing outside it, maybe inside it
arrived in he was standing inside it
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