1.bringing means to "bring" someone or something from other places. For example:
Please bring your textbook. Please bring your textbook.
Take means to "take" someone or something from here. For example:
Take this empty box away and bring me a full one.
Take this empty box away and bring me a full one.
Note: bring and take are directional, and the relationship between them is like coming and going, but the phrases bring out and take out both mean "take out" and there is no difference. You can also use get out when you express this meaning. For example:
He took out a photo of his daughter.
He took out a photo of his daughter.
Third, carry means "carrying" and "handling", which means carrying a load, not a fixed direction. For example:
Let me help you with this bag. Let me help you with this bag.