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UK//juːv brɔːt mi hɪə//US//juv brɔt mi hɪr//

Meaning of You've brought me here

You have come to this place with me.

In simple words: You came with me to this place.

You've brought me here in a sentence

  • You've brought me here to enjoy this beautiful view.
  • I can't believe you've brought me here to celebrate my birthday!
  • I'm so grateful that you've brought me here tonight for this special event.
  • I remember when you said, 'You've brought me here for a reason.'

How to use You've brought me here

Used when expressing gratitude for someone's presence. Appropriate in both formal and informal settings.

Grammar pattern

fixed phrase

Memory hint

Think of a surprise party - a friend arrives with you to the secret location.

Related words

Collocations with You've brought me here

  • bring someone here
  • bring me along
  • bring to this place

Synonyms for You've brought me here

  • You've come with me
  • You've brought me to this place
  • You've taken me here

Common mistakes with You've brought me here

  • Omitting 'me' and saying 'You've brought here'.
  • Confusing 'brought' with 'take', which has a different meaning.
  • Misplacing 'here' and saying 'You've brought me there'.

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Frequently asked questions about You've brought me here

What does You've brought me here mean?

You came with me to this place.

What is the definition of You've brought me here?

You have come to this place with me.

How do you use You've brought me here in a sentence?

You've brought me here to enjoy this beautiful view.

Can you give another example of You've brought me here?

I can't believe you've brought me here to celebrate my birthday!

What are synonyms for You've brought me here?

Common alternatives include You've come with me, You've brought me to this place, You've taken me here.

What words go with You've brought me here?

It commonly pairs with bring someone here, bring me along, bring to this place.

What are common mistakes when using You've brought me here?

Omitting 'me' and saying 'You've brought here'. Confusing 'brought' with 'take', which has a different meaning. Misplacing 'here' and saying 'You've brought me there'.

How do you pronounce You've brought me here?

US: //juv brɔt mi hɪr//, UK: //juːv brɔːt mi hɪə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use You've brought me here?

Used when expressing gratitude for someone's presence. Appropriate in both formal and informal settings.