could you explain to me the difference between bring to and bring over

[Jollys]

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #143 "Phrasal idioms with the verb 'bring'", question 9

How much money do I need to ......... to your house for the poker game tonight?

(a) bring through
(b) bring over
(c) bring to
(d) bring up

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #143 "Phrasal idioms with the verb 'bring'", answer 9

How much money do I need to bring over to your house for the poker game tonight?

Correct answer: (b) bring over

Your answer was: incorrect
How much money do I need to bring to to your house for the poker game tonight?
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Please professor, could you explain to me the difference between (Bring to and Bring over).

Thanks,

[Beeesneees]

There isn't really a difference in the ways those two phrases would be used here, but in this sentence if you chose 'bring to' then the sentence would read:
How much money do I have to bring to to your house...
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[Aleksandru]

But my question is now, what is the difference in this sentence between bring over and bring up?

Thanks

[Rouambab]

I think bring over is used when the place towards is home or house!
Bring to is a phrasal verb used to revive consciousness!
hope it helps you!

[Alan]

Hi,

'Bring over' suggests that you take something across to somewhere/someone else as in: When you next come to our house, don't forget to bring over the photos. 'Bring up' has several meanings. It can mean 'rear' as in: Parents try hard to bring up their children to behave. It can mean 'mention' as in: She brought up the question of local taxes in her question. And it can also mean 'vomit' or 'be sick..

Alan
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[Aleksandru]

Thank you both Rouambab and Alan