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Imantaghavi Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
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Hi,
Is there any difference between the two answers below?
She arrived ............ England yesterday.
a) in
b) to
My guess is that both are ok but "a" is the better one, but don't know why. Is there any difference between them?
Cheers,
Iman
Is there any difference between the two answers below?
She arrived ............ England yesterday.
a) in
b) to
My guess is that both are ok but "a" is the better one, but don't know why. Is there any difference between them?
Cheers,
Iman
Top answer
Hi. The use of to with arrive is wrong. you can either say arrive at or arrive in .
- Hi.
- The use of to with arrive is wrong.
- you can either say arrive at or arrive in .
- Use in for big places like when you enter a city or a country and use at for other places.
- Ex.
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Hi.
The use of to with arrive is wrong.
you can either say arrive at or arrive in.
Use in for big places like when you enter a city or a country and use at for other places.
Ex. I arrived in England
Ex. I arrived at the station.
Cheers
The use of to with arrive is wrong.
you can either say arrive at or arrive in.
Use in for big places like when you enter a city or a country and use at for other places.
Ex. I arrived in England
Ex. I arrived at the station.
Cheers
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