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Courrier123 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Hii

I arrive at 7.30 pm.

Is sentense is correct?

I heard we should not add preposition after arrive and departure..
  

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-- Yes. -- That is not true. ) We arrived at/in Chicago at 9:00.

— Mister Micawber

  • -- Yes.
  • -- That is not true.
  • ) We arrived at/in Chicago at 9:00.
  • We departed from Chicago at 9:00.
  • We arrived in a Toyota.
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Is my sentence correct?-- Yes.


I heard we should not add preposition after arrive and departure.-- That is not true. (And note that 'departure' is a noun; the verb is 'depart'.)

We arrived at/in Chicago at 9:00.
We departed from Chicago at 9:00.
We arrived in a Toyota.
We departed under du
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Thank u very much.. you have always helped me.
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So, do we always put preposition at before cities, countries etc...?
means we never put to after arrive????
thank you!!!
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Asima117means we never put to after arrive??
That's right.
Your options are in or at.
To is impossible after arrive.

I've always felt that at may suggest a temporary stay, while in being neutral in this context. How far it is true, I don't know.

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