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Okay, let's start. Do you know the difference between the words bring, carry, fetch, and take?

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the meaning of each of these terms with some examples.

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Okay, let's begin this new episode.

When do we use the word bring?

Bring means to conduct something or someone to come with, to, or toward the speaker.

Let's hear some examples.

Jason, please bring me a beer. He brought his brother to the hospital. When do we use the word take? Take means taking something or someone away from

where you are or when the person making this request

is not at the intended destination.

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