phrasal verb · academic
bring forth
UK/brɪŋ fɔːθ/US/brɪŋ fɔːrθ/bring FORTH
task2speaking
to produce, give rise to, or cause something to be revealed or to exist
Examples
“The proposal brought forth several innovative ideas.”
“The experiment brought forth unexpected results.”
“Her testimony brought forth new evidence in the trial.”
Band 8 sentence
“The proposal brought forth several innovative approaches to reducing waste in the city.”
Collocations
- bring forth evidence
- bring forth ideas
Word family
bring forth phrasal verbbringing forth verb (gerund)brought forth verb (past)
Common mistakes
bring forward new evidence→bring forth new evidence
bring forthed the result→brought forth the result
Say it for a higher band
5make→6produce→7+bring forth
Synonyms
produce
engender
Easily confused
produce
“The experiment produced unexpected results.”
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