Brought or Bringed
Learn the correct past tense spelling of "Bring" and avoid the incorrect "Bringed".
Bringed
Incorrect spelling - "Bringed" is incorrect; a common misspelling.
"Bringed" 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 past tense of 'bring', meaning to carry or cause to come."
Definition of Brought
"Brought": "Brought is the past tense of 'bring', meaning to carry or cause to come."
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for Brought
- • carried
- • delivered
- • transported
Usage Examples
"Correct:" He "brought" his friends to the party.
"Correct:" She "brought" snacks for everyone.
"Correct:" They "brought" the documents on time.
"Correct:" I "brought" my laptop to class.
"Incorrect:" He "bringed" his friends to the party.
"Incorrect:" She "bringed" snacks for everyone.
"Incorrect:" They "bringed" the documents on time.
"Incorrect:" I "bringed" my laptop to class.
Notes:
- • 'Brought' is the correct past tense of 'bring'.
- • 'Bringed' is incorrect.
- • Used in past actions, writing, and speech.
- • Check letters, stories, and emails.
- • Correct spelling ensures proper grammar and clarity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct past tense, Brought or Bringed?
A: Brought is correct.
Q: Meaning of Brought?
A: Past tense of bring; to carry or cause to come.
Q: Can Bringed be used?
A: No, it is incorrect.
Q: Synonyms?
A: Carried, delivered, transported.
Q: How to remember spelling?
A: Irregular past tense → Brought, not Bringed.
Summary
"Brought is the correct past tense of bring. 'Bringed' is always wrong. Correct spelling ensures proper grammar and clear communication."