Choose the correct word.
·
Could you (borrow/lend) me your pen for a moment?
·
It is smart to only (borrow/lend) books, CDs and DVDs to close
friends; otherwise, you may never have them back.
·
When my car broke down, my boyfriend was kind enough to
(borrow/lend) me his car for a few days.
·
I offered to (borrow/lend) my notes to the girl who missed
class, but another student had already (borrowed/lent) the notes to her.
·
Banks are (lending/borrowing) more money to consumers as the
economy continues to improve.
·
When Sarah and I eat lunch together, she often (borrows/lends)
me money when I forget my purse at home.
·
Kenny (borrowed/lent) money from David.
·
Could you (lend/borrow) me the third book from the Hunger Games
series?
·
Oh my God! You look like you are freezing. Let me (borrow/lend)
you a heavier coat.
Choose the correct word.
·
Could you (borrow/lend) me your pen for a moment?
·
It is smart to only (borrow/lend) books, CDs and DVDs to close
friends; otherwise, you may never have them back.
·
When my car broke down, my boyfriend was kind enough to
(borrow/lend) me his car for a few days.
·
I offered to (borrow/lend) my notes to the girl who missed
class, but another student had already (borrowed/lent) the notes to her.
·
Banks are (lending/borrowing) more money to consumers as the
economy continues to improve.
·
When Sarah and I eat lunch together, she often (borrows/lends)
me money when I forget my purse at home.
·
Kenny (borrowed/lent) money from David.
·
Could you (lend/borrow) me the third book from the Hunger Games
series?
·
Oh my God! You look like you are freezing. Let me (borrow/lend)
you a heavier coat.
Choose the correct word.
·
Could you (borrow/lend) me your pen for a moment?
·
It is smart to only (borrow/lend) books, CDs and DVDs to close
friends; otherwise, you may never have them back.
·
When my car broke down, my boyfriend was kind enough to
(borrow/lend) me his car for a few days.
·
I offered to (borrow/lend) my notes to the girl who missed
class, but another student had already (borrowed/lent) the notes to her.
·
Banks are (lending/borrowing) more money to consumers as the
economy continues to improve.
·
When Sarah and I eat lunch together, she often (borrows/lends)
me money when I forget my purse at home.
·
Kenny (borrowed/lent) money from David.
·
Could you (lend/borrow) me the third book from the Hunger Games
series?
·
Oh my God! You look like you are freezing. Let me (borrow/lend)
you a heavier coat.
borrow or lend – Exercise
Task No. 6331
borrow or lend? – Choose the correct word.
Do you need help?
borrow or lend
- Could you me some money, please?
- Some pupils can books from their school.
- Will you me your umbrella till tomorrow?
- Should I him my football?
- You may my bike, but be careful.
- Could I your cup?
- You can your book to Steve.
- Why do students so much money from their parents?
- Peter won’t his car to anyone.
- Will your mother you some money?
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