French grammar review – differences between “Amener, Emmener, Apporter, Emporter” (Levels A-B)
The English verbs to bring and to take have four French equivalents: amener, emmener,apporter, and emporter. This causes all kinds of confusion, but it really is very simple once you understand the differences. To bring The French verbs apporter and amener are used to indicate that you are bringing someone/something with you to the place where you are. Apporter can only be used with things you can carry, whereas amener has to … Read more
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