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what is correct fetch or take? #76 (permalink) Sun Sep 13, 2009 21:13 pm   what is correct fetch or take?		  
Alex1975cz wrote:
When your train arrives, I'll TAKE you from the station.

Personally I would use TAKE instead of FETCH in this sentence. or maybe fetch is more British and take more US ?[/b]


If you take someone from the station, you carry them which is almost impossible so if you use 'take' in this context it sounds pretty funny.
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What does fetch mean? #78 (permalink) Thu Sep 24, 2009 2:07 am   What does fetch mean?		  
Hi Everyone,

I'm new here and I would like to thank you for the whole topic.. Smile
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What does fetch mean? #79 (permalink) Wed Oct 21, 2009 17:01 pm   What does fetch mean?		  
hi everyone
i was suprised when i saw the word fetch,i never heard for 4 years i am being in england,its interestant i ve learned a new word today thank you
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What does fetch mean? #80 (permalink) Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:03 am   What does fetch mean?		  
that was helpful
thanks ^_^
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What does fetch mean? #81 (permalink) Mon Nov 23, 2009 12:39 pm   What does fetch mean?		  
ehat is the difference between bring and fetch .... if thats not in objective ..so
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