This is rather confusing. When can you use the words “Bring" and "Take"? Does it make any different which ever of these words you use? According to The Merriam Webster Dictionary, it all depends. The word “Bring" usually means "to carry to a closer place"; "Take" on the other hand means "to carry to a farther place
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