1. Confusing Words • Level 1

Lend vs. Borrow

10 Questions • 3 Minutes

📖 Lesson: Lend vs. Borrow

BORROW (Take)

  • To take something temporarily.
  • "Can I *borrow* your pen?" (I take it).
  • Preposition: Borrow FROM.

LEND (Give)

  • To give something temporarily.
  • "Can you *lend* me your pen?" (You give it).
  • Preposition: Lend TO.

Trick

  • Borrow = Take.
  • Lend = Give.

📋 Practice Questions

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1. Can I _____ your pen?
  • Alend
  • Bborrow
  • Cloan
  • Dgive
2. Will you _____ me £10?
  • Alend
  • Bborrow
  • Ctake
  • Dget
3. I _____ money from the bank.
  • Alent
  • Bborrowed
  • Cgave
  • Dtook
4. She refused to _____ him the car.
  • Aborrow
  • Blend
  • Cloan
  • Dgive
5. Can you _____ me a hand?
  • Aborrow
  • Blend
  • Cgive
  • Dtake
6. I need to _____ a book from the library.
  • Alend
  • Bborrow
  • Crent
  • Dbuy
7. Never _____ money to friends.
  • Aborrow
  • Blend
  • Ctake
  • Dget
8. He _____ my bike yesterday.
  • Alent
  • Bborrowed
  • Cloaned
  • Dtook
9. Please _____ me your phone.
  • Aborrow
  • Blend
  • Cloan
  • Dgive
10. Who did you _____ it from?
  • Alend
  • Bborrow
  • Cgive
  • Dloan

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