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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Bring/take?
Come and visit me on Sunday. And bring/take Emma with you.
Are both acceptable?
Are both acceptable?
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Use "bring" here. Many times, the difference is not very clear, but in this case, you are asking someone to come to you and bring someone with them when the come.
- Use "bring" here.
- Many times, the difference is not very clear, but in this case, you are asking someone to come to you and bring someone with them when the come.
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Use "bring" here.
Many times, the difference is not very clear, but in this case, you are asking someone to come to you and bring someone with them when the come.
Many times, the difference is not very clear, but in this case, you are asking someone to come to you and bring someone with them when the come.
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