Carried over, dialectally
Brang is a nonstandard past tense of bring, formed by analogy with ring/rang and sing/sang.
It appears in dialectal speech and casual contexts: I brang my lunch from home.
Standard English uses brought, but brang persists in some regional varieties and informal usage.
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Carried over, dialectally
Brang is a nonstandard past tense of bring, formed by analogy with ring/rang and sing/sang.
It appears in dialectal speech and casual contexts: I brang my lunch from home.
Standard English uses brought, but brang persists in some regional varieties and informal usage.
1. dialectal — brung, Dialectal brought variant; fetched (Went and got); carried (Moved while holding); delivered (Brought to recipient); toted · hauled · conveyed · took · gotten · grabbed · retrieved · collected · transported · bore
grammatical correctnessbrang ≠ brought Carried to a place; proper grammar · formal speech
direction of conveyancebrang ≠ took Grasped in the past; removed · sent · took away · carried away · fetched
bring, brought, brings, bringing, bringer
Word data: Linguabase (CC0) · www.idea.org/words/brang