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Thread: bring along or bring back
- 08-Oct-2007, 12:13 #1
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bring along or bring back Hi all,
what is the correct answer and why?
1-When you come home from Syria ,could you---------sweets
a-bring along
b-bring back
best regards
- 08-Oct-2007, 20:44 #2
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Re: bring along or bring back
- 09-Oct-2007, 15:29 #3
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Re: bring along or bring back I would choose bring along. Can we use the second phrasal verb( bring back)?
best regards
- 09-Oct-2007, 15:42 #4
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Re: bring along or bring back In this particular context, where someone has been to Syria and has come home, they will bring back with them their gifts.
To use "bring along", the context would be something like "I will bring along some cake to the picnic" or "Can you bring him along when you come to see me?" - meaning "with me/you".
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