v. 1.to take lead or carry toward the speaker speaking or from one place to another; 2.to cause to happen or change; 3.to sell for.
Does your mom know I am bringing my mouse to your house?
Does your mom know I am bringing my mouse to your house?
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When the woman asks Kat if she is bringing anything home with her what does Kat say?
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Who was bringing a steel drum from Jamaica for Show-and-Tell?
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What is Daisy Jo bringing to the feast?
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When did Annie start bringing home game for the cooking pot?
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Where was Mrs. Green bringing the new class pet from?
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What where the trucks bringing to the house?
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What reason did Louie's father give his mother for bringing the mini donkey home if it was just going to die?
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Gen is the root of generate meaning bringing into existence.
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After the men hunted, who was responsible for bringing the game back to the camp?
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The deliveryperson is bringing our new washer and dryer. Spelled as one word.
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What were Jack and Mandy bringing to the party?
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Why was Matt so unhappy after bringing in his cattle for the night?
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They accommodated the extra people by bringing in more chairs.
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Why was Stillwater bringing soup and bread to Miss Whitaker?
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deliver; fetch; take
take
2 syllables
bring-ing
clinging
flinging
ringing
singing
slinging
springing
stinging
stringing
swinging
winging
wringing
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