Bring or Take? - Confusing words in English

http://www.engvid.com/ Is it possible to make a mistake when these two verbs are actual opposites? Yes, it is, but not if you watch this English lesson. Test your understanding of this lesson at http://www.engvid.com/confused-words-bring-take/

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[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...

[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...

[satishkumarravupall1]

thank u so much

[vtorrieri]

Sorry Rebecca, but WRONG!

[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

[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.

[descontroladoxelrock]

@MrKangavar Yeah! Those two are very confusing sometimes.

[descontroladoxelrock]

@DDracht this isn't a movie,asshole!

[DDracht]

this movie sucks