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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
brought/took
I brought my kid to work because my mom was sick.
I took my kid to work because my mom was sick.
Are they OK? any difference?
Thank you
I took my kid to work because my mom was sick.
Are they OK? any difference?
Thank you
Top answer
Both OK, very similar (to me).
- Both OK, very similar (to me).
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Hi,
They are sometimes interchanged, but here are a couple of comments.
I brought my kid to work because my mom was sick. Suggests the speaker is at work when he says this.
I took my kid to work because my mom was sick. Suggests the speaker is not at work when he says this.
It's a bit like using 'come to
They are sometimes interchanged, but here are a couple of comments.
I brought my kid to work because my mom was sick. Suggests the speaker is at work when he says this.
I took my kid to work because my mom was sick. Suggests the speaker is not at work when he says this.
It's a bit like using 'come to
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