Bring and Take are not interchangable

Take is for when you possess something already.

Bring is for when you don't possess something, and wish someone to bring it to you.

You can't bring your truck to the dealer. You take your truck to the dealer.

I brought my truck to the dealer., (wrong). I took my truck to the dealer, (right).

/Monday rant off. lol

 

EDIT do to new info:

You can (take/bring) your grammar and shove it, and then don’t (take/bring) it back here

 

Bring a chill pill

 

I brought my truck to work today. I also brought my lunch in it.

 

This other portion of the internet says your wrong.

I brought my truck to the dealer (correct). I'm taking my truck with me when I leave the dealer (correct)

 

I wish I had the intelligence to know if you used that correctly

 

This other site agrees as well.

 

What's the matter with you're truck and why are you broughting it to the dealer?

 

I Drove my Taco to work today. I’ll Drive it home when I’m done.

 

Even the authority on words states that take vs bring has nothing to do with if you possess something and instead has to do with the direction of travel.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/bring-vs-take-usage

 

Looks like OP is wrong.

 

I spy another grammatical error in this thread

OP, please copy edit

 

Now you all made me edit my first post. All your damn grammar research

 

Words is confusing

 

Not with that attitude

Randizzle all up in here like:

 

The only thing wrong with that sentence is the comma after the period, “wrong” in parentheses and the other period.

Also, Mondays aren’t for ranting. Most are trying to get back into the the work week.

 

These both prove my point. The act of to or from a location depends on who is speaking.
The dealer can ask you to bring your truck in. ... to their location from another location.
You then take your truck in, from its current location to a new one.

The guests taking the left overs to another location is no different than you taking your truck to a different location.
The musical instruments one.... The teacher can ask you bring your instrument with you because she is not currently in possession of it or you. But you then take yourself and take your instrument away from its current location by taking it with you.