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Hi Nerujan The past tense of "bring" is brought. Because "bring" is an irregular verb, it does not follow the normal "-ed" rule (we do not say "broughted" or "bringed"). " A quick tip: A lot of English learners confuse brought (from bring) with bought (the past tense of buy).
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Hi Nerujan
The past tense of "bring" is brought.
Because "bring" is an irregular verb, it does not follow the normal "-ed" rule (we do not say "broughted" or "bringed").
Here are a few simple examples to show you how to use it:
Present tense (today): "I bring my lunch to work every day."
Past tense (yesterday): "Yesterday, I brought an umbrella becaus
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