0
Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Taken into / brought into
fireworks may not be bought into the tent / fireworks may not be taken into the tent ?
what is correct? bring (from there to here), take (from here to there)
what is correct? bring (from there to here), take (from here to there)
Top answer
Fireworks may not be bought into the tent-- The speaker is in the tent or will be in the tent when the fireworks arrive or is considering everything from a viewpoint within it. Fireworks may not be taken into the tent-- As above, but outside the tent.
- Fireworks may not be bought into the tent-- The speaker is in the tent or will be in the tent when the fireworks arrive or is considering everything from a viewpoint within it.
- Fireworks may not be taken into the tent-- As above, but outside the tent.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
Fireworks may not be bought into the tent-- The speaker is in the tent or will be in the tent when the fireworks arrive or is considering everything from a viewpoint within it.
Fireworks may not be taken into the tent-- As above, but outside the tent.
Fireworks may not be taken into the tent-- As above, but outside the tent.
0
Related Questions