phrasal verb · informal
bring with
/brɪŋ wɪð/BRING with
to take someone or something along when going somewhere (to bring along)
Examples
“Do you usually bring your camera with you on trips?”
“She brought her children with her to the meeting.”
“Please bring any ID documents with you.”
Band 8 sentence
“When attending interviews, always bring with you original copies of your certificates and ID.”
Collocations
- bring something with you
- bring someone with you
Word family
Common mistakes
use 'take' when the speaker is bringing something to the speaker's location→use 'bring' when motion is toward the speaker; 'take' when motion is away
bring with me the book→bring the book with me
bring with for future→bring with you
Say it for a higher band
5take→6bring along→7+bring with
Synonyms
bring along
Easily confused
take
“Please take this package to the post office.”
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