in the end/at the end, arrive to/arrive at

[silviasabater_2000]

Hi there,

I would like to know when to use in the end or at the end. E.g In/at the end of the trip, the class?
I would like to know when to use arrive at and arrive to. E.g Arrive at/to the concert?

Are these sentences correct?
-My mother bought for us the tickets / my mother bought the tickets for us
-We were/got stuck in the traffic
-We were/got in a gridlock
-We started to run for arriving on time

And finally,

-Is it possible to say prinicipal roar or should be main road?

Thanks!!

[Anglika]

Originally Posted by silviasabater_2000

Hi there,

I would like to know when to use in the end or at the end. E.g In/at the end of the trip, the class?
I would like to know when to use arrive at and arrive to. E.g Arrive at/to the concert?

Are these sentences correct?
-My mother bought for us the tickets / my mother bought the tickets for us
-We were/got stuck in the traffic Either is correct - "were" is better.
-We were/got in a gridlock
-We started to run for arriving on time We started to run in order to arrive in time/on time.

And finally,

-Is it possible to say principal road or should be main road? Main road is more usual. You can use "principal road" in this context: The principal road from London to Edinburgh is the A/M1."

Thanks!!

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