The phrase "arrived give" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity or context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "They arrived to give their presentation on time."
Alternatives: "came to provide" or "showed up to deliver".
Displays or photographs showing Mao's compatriots — for example, Liu Zhidan, the young revolutionary who set up a base in Yan'an before Mao arrived — give no indication that those people were later purged by Mao.
The remaining 490 were packed so close together and for such an extended length of time that I actually saw a woman who wasn't pregnant when she arrived give birth while waiting in line.
After everyone has arrived, give them a tour of the house and show them where they will be sleeping, and where the bathroom is.
Officers arrived, gave the protesters one last chance to leave peacefully, and when it was not taken, began the arrests.
The mood was warm but somber; jokes and smiles as people arrived gave way to wistful silence.
The 15-acre venue was mostly empty when the girls arrived, giving them their choice of places to stand along a railing that lined the catwalk.
The first trailer for Paul Feig's much-anticipated reboot of the Ghostbusters has arrived, giving us our first real look at the all-female cast.
The throw was on line, but Redman slid across the plate a few beats before the ball arrived, giving the Pirates the margin they needed.
The first trailer for the final film in the Hunger Games franchise has arrived, giving fans a look at Jennifer Lawrence's attack on the Capitol.
So airlines were deregulated, and telephone service, and then the Internet arrived, giving people the ability to choose from 10 different sellers of the same merchandise.
Bolton were now firmly on top, and the winner soon arrived, giving Ngog his first goal of the season.
