What do you need ... to ... mean?

Take ... to ... means to take (someone, something) to (a place); Bring (sth) to (sb).

For example:

1, take (someone) to (where)

She? Take it with you? Me? Where to? Answer? Mexican? Restaurant?

She took me to a Mexican restaurant.

Take (sth) to (where)

Mark? Often? Take it with you? His? Books? Where to? Beth's? House? Where to? Study?

Mark often takes books to Beth's house to study.

Bring (sth) to (sb)

Should I bring gifts to my host family?

Should I bring a gift to my host's house?

Extended data

Take related phrases:

Take? After means "like, similar to"; ?

Take? Back means "take back, withdraw"; ?

Take? Down means "write it down, record it"; ?

Take? In means "accept, inhale, ingest" and "cheat"; ?

Take? Off means "take off (clothes, etc.)". ), take it away, take it away "; ?

Take? On means "presenting (appearance) and having (characteristics)"; ?

Taking it out is "venting"; ?

Take? Over means "take over, take over and inherit"; ?

Take? To means "start (engage in), form (a habit), indulge"; ?

Takeup means "start doing or learning, and be interested in …"; ?

Take? Up with means "associate with … and make friends with …".