Bring or Take? - Confusing words in English

[xxx70701]

I think she isn't telling that the only way to use take is TAKE AWAY..is just in this case, to differ from bring...

[satishkumarravupall1]

thank u so much

[vtorrieri]

Sorry Rebecca, but WRONG!

[linafer1230]

took is past it means that past lake yesterday.

[jescostar]

rebecca, what about this sentence. "I took an exam yesterday", does it mean that i took the exam away from me.

[ulkord]

@jescostar depends on the context. if you are not writing anything special i would think that you write " i made an exam yesterday " but if its about ... stealing or something like that then yes its taking away the exam

[xxx70701]

@jescostar I think she isn't telling that the only way to use take is TAKE AWAY... is just in this case, to differ from bring...

[DDracht]

this movie sucks

[descontroladoxelrock]

@DDracht this isn't a movie,asshole!

[MrKangavar]

I would like to see you explained this lessone for COME and GO instead,(as well)

[descontroladoxelrock]

@MrKangavar Yeah! Those two are very confusing sometimes.

[tranvantamdhsp]

Thank you so much. 

[drbenevento]

great, thanks.

[snowblanco]

thanks 4 posting & sharing. The subject is interesting and bit more complex though. Lets say we are talking about a party tomorrow. If I say I will take a bottle of wine to the party, then the listener will not be there at the party, on the other hand, if I say I will bring a bottle to the party then the listener will be there at the party. Something similar happens with the verb come...... they (bring and come) comvey the idea of reuniting.... don't you think?

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[MohsinKamranGondal]

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[ennadi1980]

Thank you very much

[hijab43]

Always looking forward to your videos. Thank you.

[MITHWORLD1]

great!!

[dongchulgold]

Thank you very much.

[kayally2009]

thanks that was great ,, you are ROCK

[uglysister]

good point