What is the first second and third form of Bring

1. Base Form (First Form): bring
2. Simple Past (Second Form): brought
3. Past Participle (Third Form): brought

Base Form (First Form): bring

Meaning: To convey or carry something to a place.

1. Can you please bring a pen to the meeting? I forgot mine.
2. I always bring a snack with me when I go on a long journey.
3. Don’t forget to bring your textbook to the study session.
4. She promised to bring dessert to the dinner party.
5. The chef will bring the main course to your table shortly.
6. Let’s bring some flowers to brighten up the room.
7. It’s essential to bring the necessary documents for the job interview.
8. The tour guide offered to bring us to the most scenic spots in the city.
9. Could you please bring the tools from the garage?
10. The teacher asked the students to bring their homework assignments to class.

Simple Past (Second Form): brought

Meaning: The past tense of “bring,” indicating the action of conveying or carrying something to a place in the past.

1. She brought her guitar to the party and played some tunes.
2. He unexpectedly brought flowers as a gesture of apology.
3. We always brought souvenirs back from our vacations.
4. The delivery person brought the package to our doorstep.
5. The chef proudly brought out the freshly baked pastries.
6. The students happily brought their completed projects to school.
7. The librarian brought new books to the shelves every week.
8. The waiter quickly brought our drinks to the table.
9. She had accidentally brought the wrong suitcase on her trip.
10. The team captain proudly brought the championship trophy home.

Past Participle (Third Form): brought

Meaning: The form used with auxiliary verbs like “have” to indicate completed action.

1. I have brought a gift for the birthday celebration.
2. The experience has brought us closer together as a team.
3. They have brought innovation to the industry with their new product.
4. The organization has brought positive changes to the community.
5. The campaign has brought awareness to the importance of environmental conservation.
6. The volunteers have brought joy to the residents of the nursing home.
7. The new policy has brought about improvements in workplace culture.
8. The project has brought economic benefits to the local community.
9. The professor has brought valuable insights to the field through research.
10. The artist has brought creativity and innovation to the art world.