Come or Go, Bring or Take: Multiple Choice
A2 Level
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I'm upstairs in my bedroom, Jack, and I need your help. blank up here for a minute!
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Choose the verb that completes each sentence. Your first choice counts.
I'm upstairs in my bedroom, Jack, and I need your help. _____ up here for a minute!
These empty bottles are all over the kitchen, and I'm busy cooking. Can you _____ them out to the recycling bin?
My cousin lives with me, but she _____ to her boyfriend's flat most weekends.
Thank you for the flowers you've _____ me! They look lovely here by the window.
I'm leaving home early tomorrow, so my dad is _____ me to the airport.
I spent my birthday at home with a bad cold, and this is the cake my neighbours _____.
I'm at home cooking a big curry because four friends are _____ round for dinner.
I'm always at home on Sundays, and my mum _____ round with a big lunch.
Have most people _____ home already? It's very quiet here in the office.
My brother has moved out, so I live alone in our house now. Yesterday he _____ the last of his books from here to his new flat.
Sorry, Tom isn't here. He _____ out to the shops about ten minutes ago.
I work at my desk all morning, and the coffee Ana _____ to me at eleven is the best part of the day.
It's quiet in our flat in the mornings because my husband _____ the kids to school at eight.
Look, the waiter is _____ our pizzas over to us now. I'm so hungry!
My grandad has _____ to stay with us for a week, so our flat is very full.
I'm at home on my own tonight because my flatmate is _____ to a concert without me.
I'm trying to work in here, kids! Please _____ and play in the garden and leave me in peace.
Has Mum _____ our big umbrella to work? It was here by the front door this morning.
I'm in the bath and there's no towel here. Can you _____ me one, please?
Who _____ to see me while I was asleep? There's a box of chocolates by my bed.
Grammar review
Find the speaker's place (in a story, where they were then). Towards it: come or bring. Away from it: go or take. Then look for an object. Bring and take need the thing or person carried (a ladder, the dog); come and go have none, even when someone carries something: she went to the shed with a ladder.
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