Phrasal Verb: Bring on

Phrasal Verb: Bring on

Meaning: Cause something to happen or speed up the process

Example: Getting wet in the rain yesterday BROUGHT ON my cold.

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Phrasal Verb: Bring on

Meaning: Make something appear

Example: BRING ON the dancers!

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We have 14 phrasal verbs with 'BRING'

- Bring about
- Bring along
- Bring around
- Bring back
- Bring down
- Bring forth
- Bring forward
- Bring in
- Bring on
- Bring out
- Bring out in
- Bring round
- Bring up
- Bring Up

 
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