bring vs take
Bring describes movement toward the speaker or the current point of reference, while take describes movement away from the speaker or toward a different location.
Movement toward the speaker's location.
Please bring your laptop to the meeting in my office tomorrow morning.
Movement away from the speaker's location.
Don't forget to take your umbrella when you leave the house today.
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I'm at the restaurant now, so please take the keys to me here.
I'm at the restaurant now, so please bring the keys to me here.
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When you go to the beach, remember to bring plenty of sunscreen.
When you go to the beach, remember to take plenty of sunscreen.
Remember Bring it here; take it there.
Fill the gap with one of the two options.
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I am so glad you decided to some snacks to the party.
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The courier will the signed documents to the head office this afternoon.
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