て-form + く - what does adding ku to a te-formed verb mean?


In:

よし じゃあ 出席 **取ってく** ぞ

what does adding "く" mean for the verb?




「てく」is often a contracted form of 「ていく」, so your sentence means

> よし、じゃあ出席 **を** 取って **い** くぞ

> Okay, I am going to take attendance now.

where 「ていく」is a helping verb that tells you the action starts now in a forward
looking manner.




「てく」is often a contracted form of 「ていく」, so your sentence means

> よし、じゃあ出席 **を** 取って **い** くぞ

> Okay, I am going to take attendance now.

where 「ていく」is a helping verb that tells you the action starts now in a forward
looking manner.

