Презентація на тему : Bring take get

The words "bring" and "take" both involve the movement of objects or people, but they are used differently based on perspective: Bring. Definition: To carry something to the place where the speaker or listener is located. Past Tense: Brought. Usage in a Sentence: "Please bring your book to the meeting."

Take. Definition: To carry something away from the place where the speaker or listener is located. Past Tense: Took. Usage in a Sentence: "I will take this book home with me."Summary of Usage. Use "bring" when you are moving something toward yourself or the listener. Use "take" when you are moving something away from yourself or the listener. Examples in Past Tense. Brought: "She brought cookies to the party."Took: "He took the train to the city."

Put bring or take1. --------this book to the library, please.2. Could you ----- me some water, please?3. He often ------his sister to her aunt.4. When you come to my party, don't forget to -----something to drink.5. Is Peter ----- Steve to my party?6. He is ----out the rubbish now.

Put bring/ take/ get1. Don't forget to --- your passport with you when you go on holiday.2. Can I ---  a friend with me to your party, John?3. I want you to leave now and --- all your things with you.4. When you go out can you ---  me a newspaper?