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I need help understanding the choice of prepositions after the verb "arrive."
Can you clarify what is the correct option: "arrive at an island" or "arrive in an island"? And what if I add the name of the island, will it change anything? Like, "I arrived at/in Hokkaido".
The word "village" is also challenging. Is it "arrive in a village" or "arrive at a village"?
Thanks to everyone who will respond :)
2024年9月23日
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Hi! I know there are many fixed usages in English, and they are quite conventional. Eg "someone has trouble doing something"; however, if added a preposition "with" before "doing something" in that structure, the original meaning will be changed totally😱 I made the wrong choice "B" (the correct one is C), I can't help questioning if B an absolutely wrong word in that sentence. Why/How can it differ so much between adding "with" and non-with😨😨
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