Bring vs. Take | English Grammar Practice

In this video, you will learn the difference between the two verbs, bring and take. We use bring when we want someone to bring something to us. The object is moved toward the speaker. Take is used when we take something to another person or place. This is a position that is away from the speaker. Watch this lesson to understand the correct way to use these often confusing verbs. If you enjoy this video, please click the like button and share it. Don't forget to leave a comment! I will try to reply to all of your comments and questions. Thank you so much ;-) Steve You can find Single Step English on Google+ and Facebook. Google+ plus.google.com/u/0/+StevenEQuasha Facebook www.facebook.com/singlestepenglish For the textbook, A Single Step to English Communication, find us at: www.akebonopress.com/ For book orders in Japan www.englishbooks.jp/ Related Terms: English conversation practice English language learning ESL Free English American English

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