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Hanuman_2000 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

take/bring

Hello,

1. ----------------- your book there. (Bring/Take)

2. ---------------- your book here. (Bring/Take)

I have to fill in the gaps with the verbs given in braces.

I choose "take" for (1) and "bring" for (2). I have choosen these option based on what I feel. I have no cleat cut idea or rule to select.

Could anybody help me ?
  

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Hi, 1. ----------------- your book there. (Bring/Take) 2.

— Clive

  • Hi, 1.
  • ----------------- your book there.
  • (Bring/Take) 2.
  • ---------------- your book here.
  • (Bring/Take) I have to fill in the gaps with the verbs given in braces.
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Hi,

1. ----------------- your book there. (Bring/Take)

2. ---------------- your book here. (Bring/Take)

I have to fill in the gaps with the verbs given in braces.

I choose "take" for (1) and "bring" for (2). I have choosen these option based on what I
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Generally speaking, you go there and take something there. (Motion beginning here and ending there.)
And you come here and bring something here. (Motion beginning there and ending here.)

If it's any consolation to you, there a quite a few native speakers who can't seem to master this distinction, especially in the absence of cues like here and thereand in the
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