No. "Get" means obtain. That is not the same as "take".Could the verb "get" be used instead without change in meaning?
You're right. But as you're well aware, "get" is a versatile verb that has a wide variety of meanings. Here's one of them as per Collins,No. "Get" means obtain. That is not the same as "take".
Need some more explanation.2. to bring or fetch
Agreed. But as you know, context is king, particularly when it comes to English.bring and fetch are not the same as take.
You really need to bring/take your kid brother to the party.
What do you say?
Thanks for the extra explanation you just added to your previous remark.Where did you find this sentence? Who wrote it?
I just wrote what sprang to my mind.
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