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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Cause or Bring

Would wone Cause trouble or Bring trouble?

She's bound to bring/cause trouble. That's all she ever does.

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"cause" trouble means to instigate the trouble yourself, by your own actions. "bring" trouble means to be the center of trouble or even the cause, but not necessarily as a result of your own actions or intentions. In actual use they are often interchange.

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  • "cause" trouble means to instigate the trouble yourself, by your own actions.
  • "bring" trouble means to be the center of trouble or even the cause, but not necessarily as a result of your own actions or intentions.
  • In actual use they are often interchange.
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"cause" trouble means to instigate the trouble yourself, by your own actions. "bring" trouble means to be the center of trouble or even the cause, but not necessarily as a result of your own actions or intentions.

In actual use they are often interchange.
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