Can you bring me.....? & Can you bring me back.....?

The differencw is the starting point. I'm pretty sure you have asked this before.

I'm getting back to you because I'm still having problems understanding the difference. Would you please be so kind as to explain what you mean by 'starting point'?

Thank you.

Where do you go "back" to?

I give in. I will never be able to understand the difference between 'bring' and 'bring back'. That's a fact. Full stop.

To go (or come) "back" is to return to where you started. Bring me something means come to me from an unspecified place, with something. Bring me back something means go somewhere from here, and when you come back, you will have for me the thing I asked for.

Situation 1
I am at my house. You phone me. I say I will go to your house. You say 'Bring me some milk".

Situation 2
I am with you at your house. I am going to the store and coming back. You say ' Bring me back some milk"

Centrox,

You are very patient.