Take and bring
Hi everyone, I want to ask, what is different between take and bring ? Thank you
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The only difference in proper English is direction. If you are moving the object away from something, you take it. "What have you taken from your lesson, today?" means "What have you learned from your lesson?"... You keep what you take, unless you are taking it FROM someone/somewhere TO someone/somewhere. "I will bring this to the picnic" is better than saying "I will take it to the picnic" because it is grammatically correct. It also implies whether the person asking will be there when the object arrives. "Will you bring...." suggests that they will. "Will you take..." suggests they will not.
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This is something I never even thought about. It's just something you know as a native English speaker.
"Take" mostly means to remove something, but it could also mean, refer to, the action of doing something. You can use it like "bring" if the action performed is a movement "from here to there."
– Take down the poster. OR: Take the poster down.
– Take the apples to your mom.
– You need to take the test today.
– You should take off your shoes.
"Bring" is always an action of movement, something that is going somewhere else, "from here to there."
– Bring down the poster from upstairs. (Think of the phrase "bring the house down" or "bring down the house," used for an excepitional performance.)
– Can you bring the poster tomorrow?
– Bring the apples to your mom.
– Bring the test with you today.
– I'm bringing my shoes outside.
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Take and bring
Hi everyone, I want to ask, what is difference between take and bring ? Thank you==================================================================
setau ana sih take itu ambil&bring itu bawa, biasanya sih begitu. ada juga penggunaan khusus yang ga bisa dipisahin maknanya, kaya "bring it on" ato "take it out of the equation". dan mungkin saran aja om, ini bagian notebook, kalo untuk pertanyaan kaya gini bisa dimasukin di bagian answer yang di bagian community.
Wassalaamu'alaikum.
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