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What is the past tense of bring? Thanks!

2023-06-26

This is what goPenpal answered

The past tense of "bring" is "brought." It's like carrying something from the past into the present. You can think of the word "brought" as a time traveler that brings something from the past to the present. It's a simple and common verb that we use to talk about moving something or someone to a different place. So, when you want to describe an action in the past where someone or something was carried from one place to another, just say "brought." Remember, language is like a puzzle, and exploring its intricacies is like unraveling a mystery! 🧩

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