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Grammar
Using BRING and CARRY correctly
How to use these verbs Bring and Carry properly in sentences and how to differentiate between them?
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide.
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide.
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A verb “bring” means to carry something or somebody with oneself to another place. Examples : Bring me your umbrella to me please. Can you bring some food to the office please?
- A verb “bring” means to carry something or somebody with oneself to another place.
- Examples : Bring me your umbrella to me please.
- Can you bring some food to the office please?
- Next time don't forget to bring me a copy of your work "Carry" means to move while supporting, either in a vehicle or in one's hand or on one's body.
- Use "carry" when the person making the request is NOT at the destination.
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A verb “bring” means to carry something or somebody with oneself to another place.
Examples:
Bring me your umbrella to me please.
Can you bring some food to the office please?
Next time don't forget to bring me a copy of your work
"Carry" means to move while supporting, either in a vehicle or in one's hand or on one's body. Use "carry" when the
Examples:
Bring me your umbrella to me please.
Can you bring some food to the office please?
Next time don't forget to bring me a copy of your work
"Carry" means to move while supporting, either in a vehicle or in one's hand or on one's body. Use "carry" when the
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