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Lend or Borrow

Lend (verb) - to give something for a short time with the intention of getting it back.* Would you please lend me a pencil?

Borrow (verb) - to take something for a short time with the intention of returning it to its rightful owner.* May I borrow a pencil, please?

In summary, lend-(give) ...borrow-(take)

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1. I don't want to money from the bank to buy a car.

2. Please, can you me your car for an hour?

3. You can the car if you promise to return it by noon.

4. Could I your dictionary for a minute?

5. They love to out their vacuum cleaner to the neighbours.

6. Many banks won't money to people with bad credit.

7. Why would anyone buy a book when you can it for free from the library?

8. They are glad to their support to worthy causes.

9. The country had to over $3.5 billion dollars from foreign banks this past year.

10. She's always there to me a helping hand.

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