Can I use "arrive to" as "arrive at"?
Can I use "arrive to" as "arrive at"?
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You can arrive in, on, or at a place.
I arrived in London.
I arrived at the station.
I arrived on the island.
You can never arrive 'to' a place.
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No, using arrive to would be grammatically incorrect. :)
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