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[BANDOKITITA]

As I promised last time, today we want to see the difference btn BRING/GIVE
a) BRING: This is used when something is not in hand of a person talking to. Eg. When you need drinking water you should say "Bring me some water, NOT, Give me some water.

b) GIVE: This is used when something is in the hand of a person talking to. Eg. Players say, " Give me a pass, NOT, Bring me a pass. Or you can say "Give me a story, NOT, Bring me a story.

Summary: Bring, it means go and take then give it to me. While Give, means, pass it to me.

Good day fans

 

[Hakeem0808]

As I promised last time, today we want to see the difference btn BRING/GIVE
a) BRING: This is used when something is not in hand of a person talking to. Eg. When you need drinking water you should say "Bring me some water, NOT, Give me some water.

b) GIVE: This is used when something is in the hand of a person talking to. Eg. Players say, " Give me a pass, NOT, Bring me a pass. Or you can say "Give me a story, NOT, Bring me a story.

Summary: Bring, it means go and take then give it to me. While Give, means, pass it to me.

Good day fans

I got u man,,,

 

[BANDOKITITA]

I got u man,,,

Kazi iendelee, Kila nitakopata muda nakuja hapa kumwaga material

 

[Smart911]

Thanks for the education...

 

[Mokaze]

Kazi iendelee, Kila nitakopata muda nakuja hapa kumwaga material

Will you come and bring or give us materials ??!!😏

 

[BANDOKITITA]

Will you come and bring or give us materials ??!!😏

Yes, I will, but the problem is time. I'm so busy my dear, but whenever I get an ample time I'll do it. Tunahangaika na mgao wa UMEME na MAJI. Hali ni tete.