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Bookmark or Share- arrived (-ed) pronunciation - WordReference ForumsI've looking for on internet and I've found different pronunciations (/t/ or /d/) Here you have some examples: - Arrived. -Lived. -Loved. -Received. In some websites, they say that the end of those verbs is pronunced with /d/ and in other websites they say that the pronunciation is with the sound /t/. I hope that you can help me.
- Arrive or Arrived? - WordReference ForumsSenior Member. English, U.S. Jul 9, 2017. #3. I would use your sentence (2), with "arrived". You are reporting indirectly a past speech event something like "I want her to come see me as soon as she arrives." Both of those verbs in boldface should be changed to the past tense. K.
- When he <arrived / had arrived> [past simple / past perfect]1. When he arrived at the office, the meeting had begun. (The meeting started before he arrived) 2. When he had arrived at the office, the meeting began. (The meeting waited for him, then started with him in it) AE speakers usually include a word that makes the different meanings clearer: 1a. When he arrived at the office, the meeting had ...
- Once they <arrive><arrived>, they will be... - WordReference ForumsOnce they arrive/arrived, they will be looking for job. Is this OK? Thank you! e2efour Senior Member.
- arrived or had arrived | WordReference ForumsDec 27, 2021. #1. Hello everyone, Is either "arrived" or "had arrived" correct in the following sentence? Before yesterday, we arrived/had arrived there. I think the correct one is "arrived" and it should be "The day before yesterday" not "Before yesterday". Best regards,
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