them/her grandparents

Hello,

To be a more careful writer , I think , you should say her grandparents. Of course no one will think that the girl hugged her granparents' house though.

Edited.

Yoong Liat Upon arriving at her grandparents' house in Malacca, Shella hugged them/her grandparents.

Should I use 'them' or 'her grandparents'?

Thanks.

Hi

Upon arriving at her grandparents' house in Malacca, Shella hugged them.

I think it`s not neceessary to write her parrents. It is easy to u

Dear Koh,

Intruiging question as usual.
Shouldn't it be Arriving in her *** house, though?

No, arrive at is correct.

When should I use 'arrive in' and when 'arrive at'?
I always thought that I should use 'arrive in' before country names, and 'arrive at' before party, bus-stop, etc.

She arrived in Paris.

She arrived at the train station in Paris.

WesternAmericanDear Koh,

Intruiging question as usual.
Shouldn't it be Arriving in her *** house, though?

Hi WA

Fortunately, I am correct. LOL.

I still don't understand it!
Koh, you were the one who told me that I should use 'arrived in' before nouns such as 'house', I reckon.
I arrived in Paris.
I arrived at the bus-stop in Paris.
Why I arrived at their house?

WesternAmericanI still don't understand it!
Koh, you were the one who told me that I should use 'arrived in' before nouns such as 'house', I reckon.
I arrived in Paris.
I arrived at the bus-stop in Paris.
Why I arrived at their house?

You arrive in a country or city, but you arrive at a place such as an ai

Hi WA

Koh, you were the one who told me that I should use 'arrived in' before nouns such as 'house', I reckon.

I don't remember having told you the above.