How to discriminate take ,bring ,carry ?
Is there anybody esle can tell me the differences between these three words .please give me examples.Thanks
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'Take' means 'away' from the speaker or writer. It's similar to 'go'.
'Bring' means 'towards' the speaker or writer. It's similar to 'come'.
"Go there and take that with you." = away from me
"Come here and bring that with you" = towards me
'carry' means to hold something while you are moving.
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I'm going to take a lunch break now. So please bring me the bottle of water on my desk. Be careful when you carry it, I lost the bottle cap.
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Bring here, take there. Carry means that you lift something and walk or run with it.
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