Stop saying: “We arrived to the airport two hours early.”
Say instead: “We arrived at the airport two hours early.” · B1 · Prepositions
✗ Wrong
We arrived to the airport two hours early.
✓ Correct
We arrived at the airport two hours early.
Why?
Arrive is never followed by to. Use arrive at for a building or a specific place: at the airport, at the station. Use arrive in for a city: in Chicago, in New York. And with home, use no preposition at all: arrive home.
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🎙️ REAL VOICES
The three correct examples below, in a real voice.
✗ They arrived to Chicago last night.
✓ They arrived in Chicago last night.
✗ She arrived to the station late.
✓ She arrived at the station late.
✗ What time did you arrive to home?
✓ What time did you arrive home?
Arrive at a place, arrive in a city — never arrive to.