[Grammar] arrived visitors

[atabitaraf]

It is correct to say, "newly arrived visitors" as a phrase, however I doubt it if I can use "arrived visitors" in this sentence:

1. The arrived visitors respected the culture of the host country.

2. The newly arrived visitors respected the culture of the host country.

Thanks,

 

[tedmc]

No.2 is natural enough but not No.1.

 

[emsr2d2]

It is correct to say no comma here "newly arrived visitors" as a phrase. However, I doubt it if I can use "arrived visitors" in [STRIKE]this[/STRIKE] sentence 1:

1. The arrived visitors respected the culture of the host country.

2. The newly arrived visitors respected the culture of the host country.

Thanks.

Please note my corrections above.

 

[GoesStation]

2. The newly-arrived visitors respected the culture of the host country.

"Newly-arrived" is a compound adjective, so it should be hyphenated.

 

[Tarheel]

Vsitors

Try:

The visitors respected the culture of the host country.

(If they are visitors we can assume they arrived at some point. As for newly-arrived visitors, I would assume they hadn't had much time to do anything.)