Actually, I know the differences between "bring" and "take". But in someway it is still confusing.

Is there anyone can help or give any further explanation about this matter?

I would greatly appreciate your help.

Thank You.

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  • Bring me home is when u say it to ur friend, take me home is when u say it to ur boyfriend ^_^

  • Thanks for the help fataou abdoul. :-)

  • Marco! your answer is simply superb!
  • Simply superb! Thank you
  • "Bring" implies moving something from a far location to your proximity, whereas "take" implies moving something nearby to another place. If you're talking with someone and you want them to drive you home, you should say "take me home". I don't think "bring me home" would make sense in any context, except if you're literally asking someone to bring you their home. Normally you would say "bring me your shoes" or "bring me brownies". When you want someone to bring you something, you want the something to be delivered to your proximity.

    • Thanks for the help Samuel. :-)

  • I think it depends on the place where you are situated.

    Remember that the verb "to bring" is associated with "HERE" while the verb "to take" is associated with "THERE".

    I hope this explanation will help you.  

    • Thank you Marco, It really helps. :-)

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