Is it grammatically correct to say "We arrived on time to get good seats."?

Is it grammatically correct to say "We arrived on time to get good seats."?

English (language) • 247.6K followers All about English Grammar, Vocabulary and English Learning advice.   Olivia Johnson, knows English Posted Sep 15 Is it grammatically correct to say "We arrived on time to get good seats."? Is it grammatically correct to say "We arrived on time to get good seats."? The grammar is perfect. The use of idiom is not. In a context like this, it would be more natural t... Read more »     Olivia Johnson, knows English Posted Sep 15 Is "in the bus or "on the bus" grammatically correct? Okay Majid, this is going to get a little confusing. You get on to a bus … You get on to a plane … You get on to a ship … You get in to a car …... Read more »     Erika Fernandez, knows English Posted Sep 15 Is it correct to say "between you and me" or " between you and I"? Oh, this one gets me all the time. It is "me." Why? Because "me" is the objective case of the personal pronoun for oneself. The pronouns, like nouns, have cases—a case is th... Read more »   Read more in English (language)

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