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Take / Bring / Fetch

Take / Bring

Take and bring follow rules that are similar to those of go and come.
Take: \|----------------------------> away from	Bring: < \| towards
take is like go, something going away is taken from you.	bring is like come: something coming your way is brought to you.
you take things there.	you bring things here.

Teacher: There is a maths test tomorrow, don't forget to bring your pocket calculator!

Mother: Sue, there is a maths test today, don't forget to take your calculator to school!

Lucy: Hello John, could you bring your sister to my party next Saturday?

John : Mum, may I take Sue to Lucy's party next Saturday?

Takeaway meal

What brings you here?

Fetch

Fetch: to go, get and bring back

Fetch |
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Robert is arriving at the airport at noon. Could you go and fetch him?

Far-fetched;
A far-fetched story

The dog fetched the ball that its master had tossed.

This boy is teaching his cat to fetch a toy.

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