PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Take/bring
Hi,
Hi
Which is correct:
There's a painting in the hall and it's obstructing traffic and I say:
I'll take it to the room with me. Or
I'll bring it to the room with me.Or
I'll take it inside later. Or
I'll bring it inside later.
Which is native? Are both useable?
Hi
Which is correct:
There's a painting in the hall and it's obstructing traffic and I say:
I'll take it to the room with me. Or
I'll bring it to the room with me.Or
I'll take it inside later. Or
I'll bring it inside later.
Which is native? Are both useable?
Top answer
PreciousJones Hi, Which is correct: There's a painting in the hall and it's obstructing traffic and I say: I'll take it to the room with me. Or I'll bring it to the room with me. Or I'll take it inside later.
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PreciousJonesHi,
Which is correct:
There's a painting in the hall and it's obstructing traffic and I say:
I'll take it to the room with me.
Or
I'll bring it to the room with me.
Or
I'll take it inside later.
Or
I'll bring it inside later.
Which is native?
Are both useable?
All of these are fine:
I'll take/bring it
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