Usages of motte kuru
母 は わざわざ 重い 荷物 を 持って 来て くれなくて も よかった のに、 笑顔 で 手伝って くれた。haha ha wazawaza omoi nimotu wo motte kite kurenakute mo yokatta noni, egao de tetudatte kureta.
My mother didn’t have to go out of her way to bring the heavy luggage, but she helped me with a smile.
会議 に 必要な 書類 を 明日 持って 来て くださいkaigi ni hituyouna syorui wo asita motte kite kudasai
Please bring the documents necessary for the meeting tomorrow.
テント と ペグ を 持って 来た の は だれ だ っけ？tento to pegu wo motte kita no ha dare da kke?
Who brought the tent and pegs again?
脱衣所 を 出た とたん に、 友達 が 温泉まんじゅう を 持って 来た。datuizyo wo deta totan ni, tomodati ga onsenmanzyuu wo motte kita.
The moment I left the undressing room, my friend brought a steamed bun.
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