Bring, take and send

Bring and Take 


Bring
Bring means 'COME with'. We use bring when we are thinking about moving towards a place.

Example:-
Come here! Bring that umbrella with you.

Take
Take means 'GO with.' We  use take for movement away from a place.

Example:-
Go Away! Take your umbrella with you.

Send and Take


Send
When we send something, we do not go ourself. We use send mainly for letters, telegrams and parcels.

Example:-
Rina sent a postcard. (She did not go herself)


If we go ourself, we must use take


Example:-
Rina took some rambutans to her neighbour. ( She carried it herself)


Common Mistakes

• Please bring this tea to your father
• When you go home, I'll send you to the station

Corrected Sentences

• Please take this tea to your father
• When you go home, I'll take you to the station OR when you go home, I'll go with you to the station.