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My sister had given birth to a baby girl and today I went to hospital to bring her back.
Is this ok, or should I use "get" instead bring.
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Yes, Say eg I went to hospital to bring her home. I went to hospital to get her. BUt who is going to bring the baby home?
- Yes, Say eg I went to hospital to bring her home.
- I went to hospital to get her.
- BUt who is going to bring the baby home?
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Yes, Say eg
I went to hospital to bring her home.
I went to hospital to get her.
BUt who is going to bring the baby home?
0I'd recommend "take." Truly, it depends on where the speaker is. Generally, you'd say "take" when you are at the location of the [noun] being moved at going to another place, whereas "bring" is when the [noun] comes to you. Thus, since the speaker is at the hospital, you'd "take her back home."
0as I am having personal work I am unable to work.
is this correct?if not, how to use
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