Woman: “To Bring” in this definition means to carry or take something or somebody to a place with you. It is an irregular verb, and its past ending is “brought”.
For example:
Man: Can you bring me the bill please?
Woman: Certainly.
Woman: Listen to another example:
Woman: Don’t forget to bring your wallet to the restaurant.
Man: I won’t, I only did that once, we were lucky you had your credit card on you.

Woman: “To Carry” in this definition means to hold something or somebody in your hands, arms, or on your back while you are moving from one place to another. It is a regular verb.
For example:
Man: Can you help me carry these plates to table 10 please?
Woman: Of course, it’s really busy in the restaurant tonight isn’t it?
Woman: “To Wear” in this definition means to have clothes, jewellery etc. on your body. It is an irregular verb, and its past ending is “wore”.
For example:
Man: What colour dress are you wearing to the restaurant tonight?
Woman: Pink. Why?
Man: I have to make sure that I’m wearing a matching tie.

Woman: Now let’s listen to these verbs in the dialogue: pay attention to how they are used.
Woman: Hello, can I take your order please?
Man: Yes, please. We’d like Nachos for two as a starter, then Tacos for the main course.
Woman: Would you like any wine?
Man: Yes, can you bring us a bottle of Merlot please with the main course?
Woman: Can I bring you any drinks while you are waiting for the meal?
Man: Mmm, 2 small Margheritas please.
Woman: It’s nice here, but, I wish you weren’t wearing a white shirt.
Man: Why?
Woman: Because you always spill things on you, especially when you are eating Nachos.
Man: I’ll try to be careful.
Woman: I should have asked the waitress to bring you a bib.
Woman: Can you take these drinks to table 23 please?
Man: Sure, let me just get a tray to carry them on.
Woman: Hurry up their Nachos is almost ready.
Man: Here are your cocktails.
Woman: Thank you.