get,reach,与arrive三个词都有“达到”某处的意思,同学们在做题时,常被要求根据语境判断所选项。考题也常用at,in,on,to等介词作为干扰项。做此类题时,同学们只有掌握它们之间的用法,才能准确“达到”目的地。get和arrive都是不及物动词,前者较口语化,后者较正式。两者之后均不可直接跟宾语。reach为及物动词(较get正式),其后可直接跟地点名词作宾语(不用介词)。但get,arrive和reach三者都直接跟 Get, reach, and arrive have three words “to reach” somewhere in the meaning of the students are doing the question, often asked to judge according to context selected items. Test questions are often used at, in, on, to prepositions as interference items. When doing such questions, students can only accurately “reach” the destination if they master the usage between them. Both get and arrive are transitive verbs, the former more colloquial than the latter formal. Neither can be directly followed by the object. Reach as transitive verb (get more formal), then directly with the place noun as object (without preposition). But get, arrive and reach three directly with