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Hi all, i am just trying to understand the difference between brings the best out of me v/s brings out the best in me. ä¾å„ļ¼by looking for the best in others, you indirectly bring out the best in yourself. Hi all, is it correct to say bring someone to a place, using the verb bring?
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For example, tomorrow is a holiday, and mr and mrs kim will bring their children to disneyland. The question is not clear. And wanted to know which is grammatically correct.
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