Anyone Arrived vs Anyone Arriving

Both phrases are correct, but they have different meanings and uses. 'Anyone arrived' refers to someone who has already arrived, while 'anyone arriving' refers to someone who is in the process of arriving. The choice between the two depends on the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.

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Anyone Arrived

This phrase is correct and can be used to refer to someone who has already arrived.

This phrase is used to talk about someone who has already reached a destination or a specific place.

Examples:

Has anyone arrived at the party yet?
I didn't see anyone arrived at the airport.
Is anyone arrived at the meeting?
Anyone arrived at the hotel before us.
She was the first one anyone arrived at the scene.

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If you walked up to an octopus tank, especially early in the morning before anyone arrived, the octopus would rise up and look at you and you're thinking, "Is that guy really looking at me? He is looking at me!"
Sure, I was hurt, but I put that under the tree before anyone even arrived.
I didn't realize anyone had arrived.
I just wanted to hold him in one place till the police arrived, make sure he didn't go after anyone else.
Anyone who was still in the hotel when the first officers arrived is waiting in that room there.
And every day, when I arrived to work, Teddy, despite his illness, showed me more kindness than anyone ever has.
Dupont D'lvry has arrived in a foul mood, the last thing anyone wants.
So a few days later two plainclothes policemen arrived, who, after visiting several of the crime scenes, inquired if anyone had noticed anything suspicious.
Maybe he didn't want anyone to know he was at the club when Yuri arrived.
Did anyone inhabit lego's moons before the Separatists arrived?
When you arrived at your trailer, was anyone there?
I regard road accidents as particularly important, in that anyone can, potentially, be affected by them; on this point we have arrived at a compromise, and I hope that it will be accepted in the course of negotiations with other bodies.
To anyone who still doubts the need for intervention, I should like to point out that, since we arrived here in Strasbourg on Monday afternoon, statistically some 480 Europeans will have died from the effects of passive smoking.
Well, was there anyone else in the car with you when you arrived?
First day you arrived, I asked if anyone was a carpenter, and you eagerly threw up your hands!
When I arrived in New York with my curly hair and this voice, do you think anyone took me seriously?

Alternatives:

Has anyone arrived?
Did anyone arrive?
Is anyone here?
Has anyone come?
Has anyone made it?

Anyone Arriving

This phrase is correct and is used to refer to someone who is in the process of arriving.

This phrase is used to talk about someone who is on their way to a destination or a specific place.