Verb Overview

The verb bring means to carry or take something or someone to a place. It is an irregular verb, which means it does not follow the typical pattern of adding "-ed" to form its past tense. The past tense of bring is brought. This verb is commonly used in everyday English in both spoken and written forms.

Present and Past Forms

The base form of the verb is bring, and its simple past and past participle form is brought. For example, "I bring the documents" in present tense changes to "I brought the documents" for past tense. The irregular nature of bring means learners must memorize this change as it does not follow standard conjugation rules.

Usage Examples

The verb bring is used to indicate movement toward the speaker or a specified location. For instance, "Please bring your homework to class" uses the verb in the present tense, while "She brought her friend to the party" uses the past tense to describe an action that already happened.

Conjugations

English PronounEnglish ConjugationSpanish ConjugationEnglish ExampleSpanish Example
IbringtraigoI bring my lunch to work.Yo traigo mi almuerzo al trabajo.
YoubringtraesYou bring great ideas.Tú traes ideas geniales.
He/She/ItbringstraeShe brings her son to school.Ella trae a su hijo a la escuela.
WebringtraemosWe bring gifts to the party.Nosotros traemos regalos a la fiesta.
You (plural)bringtraenYou bring snacks for everyone.Ustedes traen bocadillos para todos.
TheybringtraenThey bring their books daily.Ellos traen sus libros a diario.
IbroughttrajeI brought my passport yesterday.Yo traje mi pasaporte ayer.
YoubroughttrajisteYou brought the report late.Tú trajiste el informe tarde.
He/She/ItbroughttrajoHe brought his team to the meeting.Él trajo a su equipo a la reunión.
WebroughttrajimosWe brought snacks last time.Nosotros trajimos bocadillos la última vez.
You (plural)broughttrajeronYou brought the decorations.Ustedes trajeron las decoraciones.
TheybroughttrajeronThey brought their laptops.Ellos trajeron sus laptops.
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