Come, Go, Bring, Take, Fetch, Get - Useful English Verbs

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[@quiquemesias963]

Thank you for this useful video. I had never realized the way you use come and bring when you imagine yourself in the other's person position. So it is always going to be come and bring in that context? I mean if I say: 'We'd love to GO' and 'what can we TAKE to your party', it will have a different meaning? or it could be possible that the person I am talking to will understad the same? I will appreciate your help.

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Enrique Mesias Hi Enrique, great question! I think this issue of imagining yourself in the position of your interlocutor might be a matter of politeness. I don't know about us 'always' doing it, but it is certainly going to be much more frequent for us to say 'We'd love to come. What can we bring'. It would sound strange to say 'We'd love to go. What can we take?' and it might even confuse the person you're talking to. They might think you imagine the party is in a different place and not their home. Similarly, if someone shouts out 'Dinner's ready' the response would have to be 'I'm coming' and not 'I'm going. Another example, if the postman knocks on our front door, I'd shout 'I'm coming' to the postman as I rush to answer it. And if jay's in the house and I want to tell him I'm going to answer the door so he doesn't need to, I'd shout 'Don't worry, I'm going.' And something else that I didn't mention explicitly in the video - we use come and bring to talk about the location where your interlocutor is OR where your interlocutor WILL BE. E.g. A: 'We're thinking of going for a picnic in the park tomorrow. Do you want to come?' 'Oh we'd love to come'. What can we bring?'

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Great video ! Could you please tell us how 'Carry' is different from the words you taught in this video?

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thank you so much now i can uderstand for get .take it ' s very helpful

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[@Patrick-fp6hk]

Is it also possible to use the word "get" for the word "take" ? for example: " I can take you to school, if you want me to." " I can get you to school, if you want me to."

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Yes, you can. 'Take' is more common and also note that the meaning is very slightly different. If you're going to take them you are going to drive them there yourself. If you're going to get them there, you might drive them yourself or you might arrange for someone else to drive them there.

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Good morning. Our example with "Take": Where do you take a break in the middle of the day?🇷🇺

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I didn’t catch what it is after ‘bring’ in “ I’ll bring him ? when he arrives”

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Hi Mom Challenging. If you click the cc button, you'll be able to see the captions. They should help. You can also see the scripts at our website: www.simpleenglishvideos.com. Hope this helps.

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Hi, my teachers Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct and can we use interchangeably in this context? Please correct these Sentences 1)Bring your batting gloves tomorrow -( Tommrow we have cricket match )situation 2)take your batting gloves tomorrow - (Tomorrow we have cricket match)situation 3)Take my flash drive when you come to my home. 4)bring my flash drive when you come to my home. 5)bring 500 rupees- tomorrow we have a football match I urge them to bring 500. 6)take 500 rupees-tommrow we have a football match I urge them to take 500. 7)take yesterday's homework. - (teacher has given homework to student) 8)bring yesterday's homework-(teacher has given homework to student) 9)Take the movies in the pendrive 10)Bring the movies in the pendrive 11)Take your receipt to the school. 12)bring your receipt to the school. 13)Bring your passport with you to immigration office 14)take your passport with you to immigration office. 15)I want to take my sister from the school. - (she went to school I have to take her home) 16)I want to bring my sister from school. -(she went to school I have to take home.)

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Fetch = Get

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the difference between get and take?? Do you wanna get these books ? Do you wanna take these books ? can you help me how to use take and get ?? help me one more question, please. can you call me back later ? Could you call me back later ? how to use can or could ??

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Getting is going to a place and bringing something back. Taking is moving something to another place. I will try to make a video about 'can' and 'could'. Thank you for the suggestion.

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thank you so much now i can uderstand for get .take it ' s very helpful

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