Use these 3 Bring Phrasal Verbs to boost your TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS Speaking Score. Today’s episode originally appeared as a Live Broadcast on English Language Test Prep TV. You can sign up for our Live TV Updates at: bit.ly/eltptv Today you learn 3 “Bring” Phrasal Verbs you can use to make your conversations more native-like in English and that will boost your TOEFL, TOEIC, or IELTS score. Be sure to visit the webpage for the transcript of this podcast and to see the presentation at bit.ly/eltpr052.

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ELTPR-052: 3 "Bring" Phrasal Verbs
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AGENDA
1. Bring Along/Over
2. Bring Back
3. Bring (Smthing/Someone) Up

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1. Bring Along/Over
To take someone or something from one place to the place
where someone else is, especially their home [separable]
Ex: Is it ok if I bring over my dog Rover while we
study?

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2. Bring Back
(1) to cause ideas, feelings, or memories to be in your mind
again; (2) to return again; (3) to return with something
[separable]
Ex1: Walking down the Champs Elysees brings back
memories of my class trip to Paris in college.

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2. Bring Back
(1) to cause ideas, feelings, or memories to be in your mind
again; (2) to return again; (3) to return with something
[separable]
Ex2: I can't believe they brought back 80s music
to sell that new electric car!

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2. Bring Back
(1) to cause ideas, feelings, or memories to be in your mind
again; (2) to return again; (3) to return with something
[separable]
Ex3: Hey, Mom! Can you bring me back a bag of sour
cream and onion potato chips from the store?

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3. Bring (Smth/Someone) Up
(1) to start discussing a subject; (2) to rear as a child a
certain way [inseparable]
Ex1: Just ignore Jenny is she brings up what happened
last night at the football game.

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3. Bring (Smth/Someone) Up
(1) to start discussing a subject; to rear as a child a certain
way [inseparable]
Ex2: I was brought up to always be helpful to older
people. That's why I helped Ms. May across
the street.

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RECAP
1. Bring Along/Over
2. Bring Back
3. Bring Something Up

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