Phrasal Verbs - Expressions with 'BRING'

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I really like the examples you come up with . they're fantastic! what about bring forward?

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To 'bring something forward' would mean to mention or introduce something, as in 'If nobody objects, I'd like to bring forward a new point for us to consider'.

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[@thuyo5136]

🍀bring about (mang lại) She brought about a revolution. 🍀bring sb (a)round (làm ai hồi tỉnh/ thuyết phục ai) We tried to bring him round after the accident. 🍀bring sb up (nuôi nấng ai)/ bring up sth (mang vấn đề gì đó ra bàn luận) My grandparents brought me up. 🍀bring back (mang quay trở lại) Don’t forget to bring me back a present! 🍀bring in (giới thiệu 1 điều luật/hệ thống mới) The politician is trying to bring in a new law. 🍀bring out (phát hành, tung ra thị trường) We’re bringing out a new model in October.

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Nice dressing always brings out to all be confident. Isn't ?

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I think what you mean is: Dressing nicely brings out a person's confidence, doesn't it?

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The accident Brought on (caused) lots of damage. The boy broght on (caused) all the mess. Are they right?

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I am afraid bring around is missing in the lesson. I wonder why it means to make someone conscious when he or she passed out. One more question, in the sentence that going to Disneyland brings out the child in everyone, why is the (definite article) needed right before child? Would it sound unnatural to native speakers without the?

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Hi Hiroteru Yoshihara, yes sometimes I can't fit eveyrthing on the white board so I have to cut a few. To bring someone around does indeed mean to bring them into consciousness. I suppose the literal meaning would be that you are guiding them back to consciousness by bringing the round. As for your second question, that sentence would indeed sound unnatural to a native speaker without the word 'the'. Here the article is included as it is meant to represent that person--that child--that lives inside of me; therefore, the definitive article is necessary as it is specific.

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Sorry there are many phrasal verb which means reveal , do they use in diferent ways or they are all the same so we can use all of them in any situations?

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I think I mentioned some examples in the video?

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I think that would require a lot of writing on my part. I think I'll just have to let the video stand by itself. Sorry.

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What's the difference between bring around and bring round? Can we use them interchangeably?

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sir tell me the bring off word which is not mentioned by you thank you

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The phrasal verb 'bring off' means to accomplish something successfully, often in a difficult situation. For instance, "The director was working under difficult circumstances but brought it off quite nicely". In my experience, this is not a commonly used expression which is why I didn't include it in the lesson. Oftentimes there are too many phrasal verbs for certain verbs and so I can't include all of them.

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The same as pull off

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(Bring up = drag up) .isn't ?

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Yes, those two phrasal verbs have the same meaning when talking about things from the past i.e. Stop bringing up/dragging up old things from the past.

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Hello dear teacher. Would you teach us about these verbs " sort and set " please ? I have a lot of problem with them . Thank you in advance

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