verb

brought

brought

She brought a cake to the party.

She brought a cake to the party.

He brought his friend with him.

He brought his friend with him.

The news brought great sadness.

The news brought great sadness.

((sb.)) brought ((sth.)) to carry (sth.) to a place She brought a cake to the party.

((sb.)) brought ((sb.)) to accompany (sb.) to a place He brought his friend with him.

((sth.)) brought ((sth.)) to cause (sth.) to happen The news brought great sadness.

Synonyms: carried, delivered, fetched; Antonyms: took, sent. Don't confuse with 'bought' (from 'buy').

The past tense and past participle of the verb 'to bring'.

Remember the 'r' in bRoughT comes from bRing. No 'r' in boughT, which comes from buy.

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