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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Use of bring

Is it right to use "bring" this way?

When do you want me to bring the products to your home?
I will bring it to your home later today.

Thanks.
  

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Anonymous Is it right to use "bring" this way? Yes, that is very good.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Is it right to use "bring" this way?
  • Yes, that is very good.
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AnonymousIs it right to use "bring" this way?
Yes, that is very good.
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Mister MicawberYes, that is very good.
Great. Thanks teacher.

I hear a lot of natives say “dos off”. Is it correct, and is “off” optional in the below sentences?

Can you drop (off) the products at my place later tonight?
I will drop (off) the products at your place later tonight.
I will drop it (off) at your place lat
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AnonymousI hear a lot of natives say “dos off”.
Do you mean 'drop off'?
Anonymous Is it correct, and is “off” optional in the below sentences?
Yes, and yes. 'Off' there is a signal of completion or termination of the verb action.
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If you are speaking of products, the pronoun is them, not it.
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Mister Micawber AnonymousI hear a lot of natives say “dos off”.Do you mean 'drop off'?Anonymous Is it correct, and is “off” optional in the below sentences?Yes, and yes. 'Off' there is a signal of completion or termination of the verb action.
Yes, I meant 'drop'. Got it, thanks a lot teacher.
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