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    Звоню клиенту и говорю ему:
    1. Please when you come bring also your passport.
    - Когда Вы приедете / придёте пожалуйста привезите / принесите .

    Клиент приедет в машине.
    Чем больше слов, тем меньше они стоят.

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    - Когда Вы приедете / придёте пожалуйста возьмите с собой паспорт.

    привезите / принесите оба варианта годны, я голосую за принесите
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    ...возьмите с собой...
    Yes, привезите/принесите both sound like his passport is something foreign to him, unnormal to have on him, huge/hard to carry. Like bringing his refrigerator to their office is okay for "принесите/привезите" but passport is not.
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