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Victo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Bring/take 2
If I'm at McDonald's picking up food at the "Take Out" for my child at home, am I taking or bringing the food to him? I say taking.
If he calls me on the phone, he would ask, "Dad, are you bringing the food?"
Am I correct on both counts?
If he calls me on the phone, he would ask, "Dad, are you bringing the food?"
Am I correct on both counts?
Top answer
Yes, you are correct on both counts.
- Yes, you are correct on both counts.
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Hi,
If I'm at McDonald's picking up food at the "Take Out" for my child at home, am I taking or bringing the food to him? I say taking. 'Bringing' seems more natural to me. But I wouldn't say 'taking' is wrong.
Clive
If I'm at McDonald's picking up food at the "Take Out" for my child at home, am I taking or bringing the food to him? I say taking. 'Bringing' seems more natural to me. But I wouldn't say 'taking' is wrong.
Clive
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