Brought or Brang
Learn why "Brought" is correct as past tense of bring and "Brang" is wrong.
Brang
Incorrect spelling - "Brang is incorrect; does not exist in standard English."
"Brang" is a common misspelling of "Brought". Always use "Brought" when referring to the correct word.
Brought
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Brought is the correct past tense of bring."
Definition of Brought
"Brought": "Brought is the correct past tense of bring."
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for Brought
- • carried
- • delivered
- • transported
Usage Examples
"Correct:" He brought the files to the office.
"Correct:" She brought snacks for everyone.
"Correct:" They brought gifts for the children.
"Correct:" I brought my notebook to class.
"Incorrect:" He brang the files.
"Incorrect:" She brang snacks.
"Incorrect:" They brang gifts.
"Incorrect:" I brang my notebook.
Notes:
- • Brought is irregular past tense.
- • Brang is non-standard.
- • Always use brought in writing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct past tense of bring?
A: Brought.
Q: Can Brang be used?
A: No, it's incorrect.
Q: Example usage?
A: He brought the gifts.
Summary
"Brought" is correct; "Brang" is wrong. Use brought in all standard English writing.