Doubt regarding one of the examples above

ShivaniC1Kwiziq community member

Doubt regarding one of the examples above

Tu amèneras des citrouilles pour qu'on les sculpte? I thought "amener" was used for people and animals. Shouldn't we use "apporter" here ?
Asked 6 years ago
AurélieKwiziq team member
Bonjour Shivani ! Excellent question! Technically, you are correct: amener is for people whereas apporter is for things. Unfortunately, this is one of these very frequent mistakes most French natives make, including myself :) I've now corrected this example :) Merci et à bientôt !
ShivaniC1Kwiziq community member
Merci beaucoup Aurélie !

Doubt regarding one of the examples above

Tu amèneras des citrouilles pour qu'on les sculpte? I thought "amener" was used for people and animals. Shouldn't we use "apporter" here ?

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