Is this a grammatically correct sentence? ” I arrived Hollywood, California.”?

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A few days ago

Jamie C

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no…it needs a preposition after arrived.

A few days ago

singerofthepiano

What’s the context? There are a few different ways.

I arrived in Hollywood, Cal.

I have arrived in Hollywood, Cal. (when you are telling someone you’ve gotten there)

When I arrived in Hollywood, Cal (with something before/after the statement)

Hope this helps!

A few days ago

Anonymous

I arrived in Hollywood, California.

A few days ago

Bonathon M

If there was a comma after “arrived” it would be correct by media standards (Associated Press?) But one would have to consider the entire context.

A few days ago

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