Arrived or arrived?

“Arrived” or “arrived”? The answer is "arrived". In the end, there is no irregular participle for the verb "to arrive". Therefore, use the word "arrive" in verbal phrases formed by the verbs “to have” or “haver”, as in “tinha arrived”, it is only justified in colloquial language. This is because, according to the cultured norm, the term “chego” can only be used to indicate the conjugation of the verb “to arrive” in the first person singular of the present tense, that is, “I arrive”.

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Is “arrive” or “arrival” right?

According to the cultured norm, the regular participles they are used after the verbs “to have” or “haver”, such as “to have arrived” or “to have arrived”. already the irregular are used in the passive voice, after verbs such as “to be”, “to be”, “to stay”, among others. Thus, the word “arrived” is a regular participle (the one ending in “-ado” or “-ido”). The word “arrival”, at first, may seem to be an irregular participle.

However, constructions such as “it's time for the moment” are not part of the linguistic structure of the Portuguese language. This is because “arrival” is not, in fact, an irregular participle. In addition, its use in the active voice, that is, after the verbs "have" and "haver" only occurs in the

colloquial language. So, the use of "had arrived" is considered inappropriate in a formal context, that is, what is right is “arrived”.

The verb “to arrive” has only a regular participle.

Examples of use of "arrival"

The verb "to arrive" only presents participle regular.
Marian he hadarrived to work early to arrange contracts.
had arrived the moment to decide who would have the fate of the country in their hands.
if Juliet there wasarrived to the top of Everest, today I would not be an unknown.
I do not could havearrived so far were it not for the help of my friends.
All those who there werearrived to the border the day before.

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Examples of use of "arrive"

The use of "chego" is only justified in the conjugation of the verb "come" in the first person singular of the present tense.

Me I arrive to think that the population lacks common sense.
every time I arrive to the bus, she is sitting in my seat.
if I arrive late, he won't forgive my lateness.
I believe that I I arrive there without your support.
When I arrive to the theater, I want the show to start.

participle verbs

Below are some examples of verbs in the participle. Notice that not allhave the regular form.

Infinitive	regular participle	irregular participle
Open	—	Open
Light up	lit	On
To cover	—	Covered
Correct	adjusted	Right
Disperse	scattered	scattered
Distinguish	Distinguished	Distinct
To say	—	Said
To elect	elected	Elected
Deliver	delivered	Delivered
To involve	Involved	wrapped
wipe	wiped	Lean
Write	—	Written
Express	expressed	Express
To do	—	Done
Fry	fried	Fried
To win	won	Gain
To spend	Spent	Spent
Print out	printed	Printed
Die	dead	Dead
Pay	paid	Paid out
Per	—	post
Break up	Broken	broken
To see	—	Visa
Come over	—	coming

See too: See or come?

solved exercises

Question 01

Analyze the statements below and mark the alternative where the use of “arrived” or “arrived” is correct.

The) If I had arrived earlier, my parents wouldn't have been fighting with me.

B) On Wednesdays, I arrive at my house around nine o'clock at night.

ç) He had arrived after the family tragedy had already happened.

d) Irina cursed me because I was late for her brother's party.

and) He was close to a good lie and liked to deceive us all.

Resolution:

Alternative “b”.

In this case, the verb “chego” is used correctly, as it is inflected in the first person singular of the present tense.

Question 02

Read the statements below and mark the alternative in which the word “arrived” has the meaning of “having a predilection for”.

The) She had arrived with her arrogant way of being.

B) Leandro was my closest and oldest friend as well.

ç) Orlando is fond of a good dulce de leche and cheese.

d) My “arrival” knew how to walk around that city.

and) He was close to the minister and, therefore, is being investigated.

Resolution:

Alternative “c”.

The statement informs that Orlando likes, has a predilection for a good dulce de leche with cheese.

by Warley Souza
grammar teacher

Source: Brazil School - https://brasilescola.uol.com.br/gramatica/chego-ou-chegado.htm