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Kumenglish Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Bring
A: Can we bring our baby to the shop?
Can we take our baby to the shop?
B: No, we leave her to the babysitter.
Can the Husband/Wife talk to each other these ways?
Do "bring and take" have the same meaning?
Top answer
If you're in the shop use "bring"; otherwise, use "take". kumenglish Can we take our baby (with us) to the shop? kumenglish B: No, we 'll leave her to with the babysitter.
- If you're in the shop use "bring"; otherwise, use "take".
- kumenglish Can we take our baby (with us) to the shop?
- kumenglish B: No, we 'll leave her to with the babysitter.
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If you're in the shop use "bring"; otherwise, use "take".
kumenglish Can we take our baby (with us) to the shop?
kumenglishB: No, we'll leave hertowith the babysitter.
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