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Phrasal verb "to bring"
To bring back — to make a person remember.

To bring up — to raise.

To bring about — to make something happen.

To bring in — to make money.

To bring round — to make someone conscious again.

To bring out — to produce something that will be sold to the public.

Write the proper prepositions: back, up, about, in, round or out.

1. The sale of the car only brought
   [ ]
   a few hundred dollars.
2. Suddenly she became pale and passed out. It took me a few minutes to bring her
   [ ].
3. Our moving to the countryside was brought
   [ ]
   by our desire to live in a calm and peaceful area.
4. My friend lost his parents at the age of 3, and he was brought
   [ ] by his grandparents.
5. My favourite group is bringing
   [ ] their new album next week.
6. Going to the village brought
   [ ]
   good childhood memories.