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1. english.lingolia.com › take-bring › exercisesTake/Bring – Free Exercise - Lingolia

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   Little Red Riding Hood cake and wine to her grandmother. from the perspective of little red riding hood (the doer): the cake and wine moves away from her location → take. from the perspective of grandmother (the receiver): the cake and wine move towards her location → bring.

2. myenglishteacher.co.uk › 2018/04/08 › bring-or-takeBring - Take - Fetch - My Lingua Academy

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   Apr 8, 2018 · Bring – take – fetch. More example sentences with bring: Could you bring me a pen and a piece of paper, please? I’m waiting for my nephew to bring me the parcel from the post office. Whenever Tom went shopping for clothes, he would bring his wife with him. Sam brought some new members to the meeting.

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4. dictionary.cambridge.org › grammar › british-grammarBring, take and fetch - Grammar - Cambridge Dictionary

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   Bring means moving something or someone. The movement is either from where the listener is to where the speaker is, or from the speaker to the listener. Bring is an irregular verb. Its past tense and -ed form are both brought.

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   Family - Full exercise and solution. Completely covered notes with all question answer and grammar solved.

6. www.englisch-hilfen.de › en › exercisesbring or take - Exercise - Englisch Lernen Online

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   bring or take – Exercise. Task No. 6333. Put in the words bring or take in their right forms into the gaps. Show example. Do you need help? bring or take. this book to the library, please. Could you me some water, please? He often his sister to her aunt. When you come to my party, don't forget to something to drink. Is Peter Steve to my party?

7. www.grammarly.com › blog › bring-vs-takeBring vs Take | Grammarly Blog

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   Jan 14, 2021 · Bring vs Take. “Bring” and “take” are two verbs that often appear on lists of commonly confused words. They both mean that something, or someone, is changing its location with the help of another thing or person. So we can bring our lunch to work or take our children to school every morning.

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   What does bring mean?

   • Bring can also mean moving with something or someone from another place to the speaker’s or listener’s location: [on the telephone] Did Laura bring you anything for your birthday? Yes. She brought me some flowers and a CD. (Laura is C, another person, in a different place from A or B. She moved with something to where B, the listener, was.)

   Bring, take and fetch - Grammar - Cambridge Dictionary

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   How do you complete a sentence with take or bring?

   • Complete the sentences with take or bring. I can you to the airport tomorrow if you like. a jumper with you, the weather is going to change this afternoon. Can I someone to your party tomorrow? Little Red Riding Hood cake and wine to her grandmother. My boyfriend always me flowers on Valentine’s day.

   Take/Bring – Free Exercise - Lingolia

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   What makes 'bring' and 'take' different?

   • “Bring” and “take” seem to have the same kind of relationship as two other verbs that imply movement, “come” and “go,” and that’s where we get to what makes them different. You wouldn’t ask someone who is far away from you to go to where you are, just like you wouldn’t ask the same person to come somewhere where you are not.

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   What is the difference between bring and take?

   • The main difference is that bring describes the movement toward someone or something: I’ll bring some tea. Pam brought a friend to the party. We should bring a camera to the picnic with us. On the other hand, take describes the movement away from someone or something: Take the empty cups back to the kitchen. Take the rubbish to the bin.

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   Bring and take | Exercise. Test your understanding of bring and take with this exercise. Complete the following sentences using bring and take. 1. This is a beautiful beach. Thanks for —————— me here. a) taking b) bringing. 2. When he went to the US, he —————- his mother along.