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Is it correct to say "I arrived here/there"?
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Is it correct to say "I arrived here/there"?
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Да, вы правильно используете конструкцию "I arrived here/there" на английском языке. Это означает, что вы прибыли в определенное место. Например, "I arrived here just in time for the meeting" (Я прибыл сюда как раз вовремя на встречу) или "She arrived there yesterday" (Она прибыла туда вчера). Надеюсь, это поможет вам лучше понять использование данной конструкции на английском языке!
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Here are some examples, it depends on context and the full sentence.
“I arrived here”:
1. I arrived here yesterday after a long flight.
2. When I arrived here, the weather was much colder than I expected.
3. I arrived here early to make sure everything was ready for the meeting.
“I arrived there”:
1. I arrived there just in time for the event to start.
2. When I arrived there, I realized I had forgotten my wallet.
3. We arrived there at sunset and were greeted with a stunning view.
Key difference: Use “here” when you’re speaking about your current location and “there” when referring to a location that is not where you are at the moment.
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