Past tense of BRING

English Grammar

The past tense of BRING is BROUGHT.

UK: / brɔːt / --- US: / brɔt /

You can hear the pronunciation in the video.

The waiter brought my order to the table.
I brought you something to eat.
She brought her own cushion for the seat at the game.
I brought my umbrella because the weather forecast predicted rain.
She brought a delicious homemade pie to the family gathering.
We brought our passports and tickets to the airport for the international flight.
The students brought their completed assignments to the teacher.
He brought a bouquet of flowers to surprise his girlfriend on their anniversary.
The chef brought out a new menu for the restaurant's grand reopening.
Have you brought your camera to capture the beautiful scenery during the trip?
They brought their concerns to the manager, hoping for a resolution.
The team brought their A-game to the championship, resulting in a decisive victory.
The volunteers brought food and supplies to the disaster-stricken area.

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